Chevy Tahoe Suspension Kits

These Gabriel struts have changed the ride height of our Tahoe. It raised the front approx. 1 inch the ride quality is rougher and stiff. The factory ride was softer. Not sure if I would recommend. Read more Gabriel ReadyMount Strut customer reviews.

No issues to report, great product, good price and delivered on time. Will continue to purchase items for this provider. Read more Gabriel Ultra Shocks & Strut customer reviews.

Better than expected results on my '05 Chevy Tahoe. Eliminated the top heavy lean at the apex of the corner and completely stabilized the ride. Much more responsive handling and a more connected road feel. The bars are most definitely a must if you want to add stability and correct the rocking during exiting a turning. Outstanding product that comes with all the hardware so you don't have to purchase the front or rear links, however I do recommend purchasing the rear OEM links which will make for a much quicker application of the rear bar. If you have either reduced or increased the height then go with the rear links that come with the bar as they are adjustable. This is not a difficult DIY however, the front bushing clamp bolts can be difficult to access and the replacement bolts require a 7mm Allen wrench. Make sure to hit the old bolts with some penetrating oil and let them soak for a few minutes before trying to remove. Also, the bars are quite heavy and although I did this by myself, (I'm a big strong dude) I wished I had asked for some help as it's hard to hold up the bars and install the bushing clamps at the same time. Keep in mind you have to do the install with weight on the wheels so if you don't have a garage lift then you will need ramps. Standard ramps will give you plenty of clearance and remember to use some 4 ton jacks and chocks for additional safety. Great product with great results. If you are wondering whether or not it's worth the effort, I can guarantee it is. Read more Hellwig Anti Sway Bar customer reviews.

Seem to work. Stiffened up suspension. Were a real pain to install without a hoist. Needed to remove the spring collar at top of shock to compress enough to get bolts in. No instructions, but I'm sure its why the "slot" is cut in the collar! Read more Gabriel Load Carrier Shock customer reviews.

Bought these to help out my aging springs on my 2000 Tahoe. Process was not as slick as Air Lift makes it seem. After trying to weasel the bags into the springs I gave up and took the springs out to do it. Worked a lot better and wish I had done that from the get go. Now that they are in I have hauled 2 good sized loads and was able to eliminate the sag! I bought a little 12V compressor to keep in the back of the truck so I can inflate whenever I need to. Great affordable solution, but lots of effort to get it installed!