Looks very cool.
The 35" tires do not need cutouts? I am running 34"s (285/50x22) on my GW with air suspension and it looks pretty tight.
Hope to encounter a Wagoneer fitted with your lift soon on a Utah trail. So far I've been the only one among Wranglers and 4Runners.

 

A Very slight trim at the lower front fender panel. Our instructions cover this. It will vary depending on the tire/wheel, but you're trimming a triangle an inch or two long. Would not be noticeable to anyone who wasn't specifically looking for it, with their head right against the wheel well.

 

Thanks for the info.

 

Do you have any dealer in Seattle area?

 

I don't believe any dealerships in your area are signed up. Have them contact us if you want a dealer installed new vehicle. Otherwise, we ship worldwide (and you will save money over buying it thru a dealership ;^)

 

We do ship all over the world, but have not worked directly with any dealerships in your area.
You're welcome to have them contact us. We sell both direct and thru Jeep dealerships.

 

How does it work if they never worked with you? I don’t want to cause any warranty related issue for the car so want to see if this is something dealer can install and not void any warranty.

 

First post....we purchased a 2023 Wagoneer Series 2 without air suspension. I put 275/60R20 Goodyear Wrangler 33 inch tires on it and I am looking for a 1 to 1.5 spacer for front and rear. I suspect I can buy the front since it appears to be the same at the Ram 1500 but the rear would be nice to have instead of having to machine it. Has anyone actually looked to see what the dimensions are on the rear and found any suitable spacer? I don't want 2-3 inches or 35 inch tires. We have a AEV Ram 2500 diesel and a 2022 Chevy 2500 diesel for that stuff!!lol

 

do you need one for rear? I think 2 inches spacer will make it level? It should be fine if you don’t tow? I was thinking the same thing to make it level so I can fit 33 tire.

 

I would like a spacer for front and rear. That way when we tow our Polaris Ranger it will be about level. Our ranger is about the same color at my wife's new Wagoneer. Only need 1 inch all the way around to balance it out but 1.5 would also work. This has the new I6 engine and 3.55 gears.

 

At this time, we are only doing full 3" kits. Possible we may do a shorter system one day, but for the next couple/few years... sticking with this one. Too popular to make any changes or additions at the moment. Sorry.

 

Hopefully someone will produce something with a little less lift to work with 33 inch tires. We are very pleased with the Wagoneer so far but just want to make it a little better. It clears 33 inch tires but it fills the wheel well a little much for what we like so a 1-1.5 inch spacer would work perfect.

 

We got our wheels installed today and I should of just put 35 inch tires and bought the 3 inch lift. We put ION gloss black with silver accents on it to match the trim which will allow a 35 inch tire with 3 inches of lift with no issues so I guess I will go ahead and get the lift so I can have it ready.

 

I’m the General Sales Manager for a VA dealer and just ordered this for my personal Jeep.
I can’t wait to see how it looks and performs.
If everything goes well we may be interested in upfitting some of our stock units!

 

Please let me know how it went and what the ride is like after the install! Thanks!

 

In case anyone has had interest in suspension lifts for the Wagoneer, Rocky Road does have the new kits available.
Wagoneer lift kit

We've been supplying these to local dealerships, who are selling the Jeeps new off the showroom floor lifted, 35" tires, 100% full warranty.
Now they are available to the public.
Don't want to Spam the board, so please email us if you have questions on the kit or installation.

Since the Jeep Liberty was introduced in 2002, Rocky Road has been the very FIRST company to develop, design, and offer lift kits for every single (non-Wrangler) Jeep that has come to market. We work with team Mopar to make sure our kits pass engineering standards so they can be safely and reliably installed by dealerships to wish to participate. Most offroad companies focus on the Wrangler, we love the 'other' majority of Jeeps on the market.

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Outstanding! So glad someone finally has designed a kit for the new Wagoneer! It is reassuring that your team has worked directly with Mopar to ensure the parts meet and exceed their standards! Have there been any "hiccups" with the kits after any installs?

 

Bringing this thread back to life. I am new here and just picked up my 2022 Wagonner 2 weeks ago. Ordered the 3" Rocky Road lift, XD Outbreak wheels, and 35X12.50x20 Ridge Grapplers. Red Rock Offroad in Wyandotte, MI will be performing the installation. All components should be in next week for install, hoping to have it complete for Jeepfest in Toledo on 8/5. Lets Go!

 

Are you planning to do some serious offroading or is it just for the looks?
Will the 35's fit without trimming? Will you really gain a substantial clearance over the GW"s highest setting of the air suspension with some bigger AT wheels? Which by the way is extremely capable .
Please post some pics when you're done.

 

Are you planning to do some serious offroading or is it just for the looks?
Will the 35's fit without trimming? Will you really gain a substantial clearance over the GW"s highest setting of the air suspension with some bigger AT wheels? Which by the way is extremely capable .
Please post some pics when you're done.

The lift and 35s will be 51% looks and 49% utility for me. While I will not do serious off roading, I run the construction for a multi family development firm and am constantly on job sites. The lift and aggressive tires will ensure my ability to get anywhere on the site I need to go. Trimming may be required but will not know until it gets all set up. Pics will definitely follow.

 

I was told the front lift is actually Readylift RAM kit, is it true? I decided to do leveling only and wondering if I can use RAM leveling kit instead from the front end

 

From what I understand the front part of the Ram Readylift works. The rear spacers do not. I personally went the route of a Wagoneer specific lift (Rocky Road) along with professional installation.

 

In case anyone has had interest in suspension lifts for the Wagoneer, Rocky Road does have the new kits available.
Wagoneer lift kit

We've been supplying these to local dealerships, who are selling the Jeeps new off the showroom floor lifted, 35" tires, 100% full warranty.
Now they are available to the public.
Don't want to Spam the board, so please email us if you have questions on the kit or installation.

Since the Jeep Liberty was introduced in 2002, Rocky Road has been the very FIRST company to develop, design, and offer lift kits for every single (non-Wrangler) Jeep that has come to market. We work with team Mopar to make sure our kits pass engineering standards so they can be safely and reliably installed by dealerships to wish to participate. Most offroad companies focus on the Wrangler, we love the 'other' majority of Jeeps on the market.

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How long does this install take? Do you have instructions on line? Thanks

 

Looks really good! Has the change in ride height affected the 360 camera coverage area? Front/ rear park sensors and blind spot monitors detecting everything as before?
Edit: After thinking about it I'm sure everything works as intended. After all it has to work with the air suspension . Silly me

 

I think Carl Malone jeep charged me around a 1000 all total was 7000.00 that was lift kit ,tires,wheels and labor to

 

Does this work with the air suspension?

 

The Rocky Road lift only works with non air suspension. The Revel links will work with air suspension.

 

Does anybody have pictures of theirs with the 3 inch lift sitting on 33?

 

Just removed my RRO with the fox shocks upgrade, had 33 on it, we were gonna go 35’s. Wife just hated the height.

 

any dealers in the Northern VA or MD area who have installed this kit? are the fox shocks upgrade recommended?