Where to have a Jeep worked on? Installing lift....

[reade]

I'd like to add a lift kit to my Jeep, where's a good off road shop in the Tulsa area that's trust worthy?

 

[twotonevert]

I hope we both find a good shop, I have an F150 I would like to have done. Sam's Offroad did my Chevy, but it cost a bunch.

 

[DPI]

What year is the Jeep and what type of lift are you wanting to install?

 

[reade]

2010 Wrangler, 2.5" coil lift, TeraFlex.

 

[DPI]

2010 Wrangler, 2.5" coil lift, TeraFlex.

If it were me, I would do it myself. Otherwise, I would likely have Harmon's install it. Are you doing a long arm kit or just springs? Do you have a kit number?

 

[PUMPKIN]

Big D's guys name is Dallas in sand springs has a small shop but he seems to do good work.

 

[reade]

I was wondering about Harmon, have you had work done there?

kit number SKU: 1251002

 

[reade]

Big Ds' Dallas in sand springs has a small shop but he seems to do good work.

Link? or contact?

 

[DPI]

I was wondering about Harmon, have you had work done there?

I have been dealing with David Harmon since the 80s. I would trust him with a lift with no hesitation.

Changing out springs, is a piece of cake if you have any mechanical aptitude.

 

[reade]

I have been dealing with David Harmon since the 80s. I would trust him with a lift with no hesitation.

Changing out springs, is a piece of cake if you have any mechanical aptitude.

That's a loaded subject. I could probably do it but I'm 57 and crawling around under a car just isn't the same as 20 years ago. Maybe I should watch a couple of YouTubes on it and go for it. I own a crescent wrench.