Rough Country2.5" Lift Kit for 2011-2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee WK2-60300

GREAT LITTLE KIT.. LIFTED MY JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE A GOOD 2.5 INCHES. MAKES IT LOOK EXACTLY THE WAY IT SHOULD HAVE LEAVING THE FACTORY. MY TRUCK SEEMED SUPER LOW WHEN I FIRST GOT IT. ALMOST FELT LIKE SOME SORT OF SOCCER MOM STATION WAGON .. IT WAS PATHETIC LOOKING. NOW WITH THE LIFT AND SOME 275/65/18'S ON IT, IT LOOKS GREAT. TIRES ARE A LT VERSION SO THEY RIDE A LITTLE ROUGH BUT PRIOR TO THE TIRES WITH THE FACTORY GOOD YEARS ON IT, RAN JUST AS SMOOTH WITH THE LIFT. VERY COMFORTABLE RIDE AND LOVE THE WAY IT LOOKS. A BIT OF A PAIN IN THE BUTT TO INSTALL, BUT IF YOU'RE PATIENT ENOUGH AND ARE A BIT OCD LIKE MYSELF, THE PAY OFF IS WORTH IT ON SAVINGS FROM HAVING A SHOP INSTALL IT.

So far I have had a good experience with this item. It does exactly what it says. Lift and level. The ride quality stayed the same as well aside from the obvious tire tread difference. Installation was simple from what shop told me. Install + alignment was about $550. This may help anyone gauge price to do the work. Anything over 600 I would say is too much. I had a performance shop do it because they are no stranger to figuring things out with aftermarket parts. They had to use a ratchet straps to pull the wheels into alignment. Also, I'm running 33x12.5x20 ridge grappler tires on a 9x20 wheel. Only modification needed to wheel well was to fold over the pinch weld and pull back cloth liner to remove the slack. Here's the important part for anyone trying to run 33s..... GET YOUR OFFSET RIGHT! haha. That's important and I researched for 1 month. No one has any real info online for this vehicle. Just forums with people arguing. I have a +30 offset wheel which allows the 33 to fit. RC claims a +38 offset needs no modifications at all with an 11.5 wide tire. I wanted a small aggressive poke on the sides and a wider footprint tire. If you want 33s and a lower offset or perhaps a 0 or - offset, be prepared to chop the fender outside liner up and you'll look crappy.

Incomplete order. The box was missing the bolts for the front lifts

First note: This is not an amateur install. So make sure you research if you plan on doing it yourself. I did it in my garage with a buddy, so it can be done, but prepare yourself. The rear was cake! The front struts are a whole different story. Suspension experience/knowledge and the right tools is a big plus.Second Note: Plan on an alignment when completed.I still give it 5 stars overall regardless of the tough install because it made a huge difference in looks without compromising the great ride. Especially after adding a new set of wheels and tires. Check the offset to make sure they don't rub. I went with a 17x9 with +12 offset and 265/70R17.

The ease of lift install is pretty simple. If you have a strut. Compressor. Vehicle looks good, the problem is the rear sags 1” lower than the front. Bothers me some, but overall ok.

This RC lift / leveling kit is exactly what I wanted for my 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. The stance is now level and ride same as prior to the installation. I had the kit professionally installed and alignment done. Very pleased with the kit quality and installation outcome.

This kit is ok. I got the Rough Country 2.5” lifted front Struts and those work great. I then installed this leveling kit for the rear with The Rough Country N3 Shocks, and it’s a bit more bouncy than the factory shocks. I may have duds, I don’t know. But this kit at least make the Jeep Grand Cherokee leveled and looks good.

Honestly a really great product that does exactly what it’s supposed to. Was able to fit 33’s underneath just as advertised. Be aware you will have to do a pinch weld fold over to allow the tires to fit and not rub. Rough country gives specs on which tire/wheel size to go with to prevent rubbing, etc. I wanted a small aggressive poke out the sides so I went with a wider 12.5” tire. If that’s the route you’re going, get the offset right!! The stance on my Jeep is amazing and I loved how it turned out but if you wanted to push those tires further out with a lesser offset wheel or wheel spacers just know you may have to trim the inner fender a bit which may not look pretty. Also in terms of installation, definitely not a product for the amateur. Look around your area and do some research on who can do it for a good price. I wouldn’t recommend spending more than $500-$600 for somebody to install these things. Expensive doesn’t necessarily mean a better end product. Read reviews, call around and you will find the right guy for the job!