ReadyLIFT 6" Suspension System With Falcon Shocks for 2011-2019 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD/3500 HD & GMC Sierra 2500 HD/3500 HD

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MAX Suspension Systems by ReadyLIFT: Falcon reservoir shock with red adjuster installed beside the leaf spring and axle under a truck.

Height with ride quality

These systems pair big-lift height with Falcon shocks matched to the truck, so the added clearance comes with damping chosen for it. The result is a tall truck built to drive well every day.

ReadyLIFT 6" Suspension System With Falcon Shocks installed, shock and upper control arm in the front wheel well

Street, trail and trailer

One truck often has to commute, tow and explore. These systems are aimed at owners who ask their lifted truck to do all three.

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers on specs, fit and support

What does MAX mean on these systems?

MAX is ReadyLIFT's name for its premium tall-lift systems. The number that follows, such as 2.1 or 3.3, names the Falcon shock series included.

Are the Falcon shocks adjustable?

It depends on the series. Falcon 3.3 shocks offer a Fast Adjust knob and fine tuning dial, and many Falcon 2.1 shocks offer three preset modes. This system's details list its exact shocks.

What is the largest tire it clears?

The tire size ReadyLIFT lists for this exact vehicle is in the specifications on this page. Tire dimensions vary by brand, so test fit your wheel and tire combination before mounting.

Will I need an alignment after installing it?

Yes, plan on one. ReadyLIFT notes the vehicle may need an alignment after installation, and headlamp aim should be checked at the same visit.

Does it affect driver-assistance cameras and radar?

Changing ride height can shift camera, radar and sonar aim. ReadyLIFT says to check and recalibrate these systems after installation, and some vehicles need dealer tools to do it.

Will the truck ride differently?

A lifted truck on large tires handles differently than stock and can feel firmer on E-rated tires. ReadyLIFT advises extra care until you know how it drives.