The combination of a specific make and model of pickup truck, the Toyota Tundra, with an aftermarket suspension modification, a lift kit, results in a vehicle with increased ground clearance and a modified aesthetic. This alteration raises the body of the truck further from the axles, often achieved through the installation of spacers, new springs, or entirely new suspension systems.
The practice of elevating a truck’s ride height provides several advantages. Functionally, it enhances off-road capabilities by improving approach, departure, and breakover angles, which are crucial for navigating uneven terrain. Aesthetically, it creates a more imposing visual presence. Historically, lift kits have been popular among off-road enthusiasts and those seeking a customized vehicle appearance, becoming increasingly common in both recreational and daily-use applications.