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Lifts. Wheels. Wraps. Paint. Interior builds. We turn your truck into the one people photograph at the gas station.
Every Build.
Every Style.
Lift Kits
Level kits, body lifts, suspension lifts 2″–8″+. We spec the right setup for your truck.
Custom Wheels & Tires
Forged, billet, chrome, matte, gloss black — any size, any finish, paired with the right rubber.
Vehicle Wraps
Full color-change wraps, partial wraps, commercial graphics, and paint protection film.
Custom Paint
Two-tone work, candies, pearls, and show-quality finishes backed by 30 years of body-shop expertise.
Custom Interior
Leather wraps, custom dye, re-stitching, interior lighting, and full seat builds.
Build Gallery
Browse completed lift kits, wheel packages, wraps, and full custom builds.
From Vision
To Delivery.
Consultation
Tell us what you're building — vehicle, goals, budget. We'll tell you what works and what doesn't.
Quote
A written, straight-talk price. No upsell, no surprise line items.
Install
Clean, properly aligned, tucked-wire work. One shop, start to finish.
Delivery
We walk you through everything that changed and what to expect going forward.
Alamo Collision
Need collision repair, paint work, or insurance claim help first? Same address. I-CAR Gold Class certified. Lifetime warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a lift kit cost?
A leveling kit installed typically runs $400–$800. A 3"–4" suspension lift runs $1,500–$3,500 depending on brand and included parts (shocks, control arms, track bar). Larger 6"+ lifts run higher. We quote your exact build before any work begins.
Will a lift kit void my factory warranty?
Under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, your factory warranty isn't automatically voided by aftermarket parts. A manufacturer can deny claims directly tied to the modification (a failed CV joint after an aggressive lift, for example). We'll walk you through what's affected on your specific vehicle.
How long does a lift install take?
A leveling kit is usually same-day. A 3"–4" suspension lift is typically 1–2 days. A complex 6"+ lift with driveshaft, gearing, or steering changes can take 3–5 days. We give you a realistic timeline before scheduling.
Will I need new wheels and tires after a lift?
Almost always. A leveling kit may let you run slightly larger tires on stock wheels. A suspension lift typically needs larger tires and often a different wheel offset to clear properly. Budget for a wheel + tire package as part of the build.
Can I bring my own parts?
In most cases, no. We install parts sourced through us so we can warranty the install. Parts you supply mean we can't guarantee fit or honor a labor warranty on them. For special-order items, talk to us first.
Brands We
Trust.
We only put name-brand hardware on your truck. Here's who we partner with, by category.
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Level Up?
Tell us what you're building. We'll price it straight and get it done right.