Lifts & leveling kits
From $650 · 1 day
Leveling kits to 6-inch lifts, coilovers, control arms and longer brake lines — installed, aligned, road-tested, and the speedometer corrected for the new tires.
Lifts / Armor / Recovery — Boise
Measure → Fabricate → Trail-test
Steel for the trail.
Lift kits, steel bumpers, winches, rock sliders and full overland builds for trucks, Jeeps and SUVs — planned around where you actually drive, welded in-house, and aligned before it leaves the shop.
IDXServices
Eight things we build, fit and set up for trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. Prices are starting points; your build is quoted in writing — parts and hours — before anything is cut.
From $650 · 1 day
Leveling kits to 6-inch lifts, coilovers, control arms and longer brake lines — installed, aligned, road-tested, and the speedometer corrected for the new tires.
From $1,200 · 1 day
Remote-reservoir shocks, adjustable coilovers, upper control arms and steering stabilizers, set up for the weight you actually carry.
$35 a tire · 2 hrs
All-terrains and mud-terrains from 33 to 37 inches, mounted, road-force balanced and checked for rub at full lock and full stuff.
From $1,450 · 2–3 days
Front and rear bumpers fabricated here for your truck, with winch mounts, D-ring tabs and swing-out carriers — powder-coated, not just painted.
From $890 · 1–2 days
Frame-mounted sliders strong enough to hold a jack and the truck, and 3/16-inch skids for the oil pan, transfer case and fuel tank.
From $1,350 · 1 day
Synthetic-line winches wired with a real breaker and isolator, rated recovery points — and a lesson in using them before you need to.
From $4,500 · 1–2 weeks
Racks, drawers, dual batteries, onboard air, lighting and water, planned as one build and wired cleanly, so it all still works three states from home.
From $2,200 · 2–3 days
Ring-and-pinion swaps that bring back the power bigger tires steal, and selectable lockers for the day traction runs out.
SHEETBuild sheet
Pick a lift, tick the armor, and watch the truck change. The numbers come from our price list; the real quote comes after we measure your truck.
Installed prices for most mid-size and full-size trucks, before tax. Alignment included with every lift.
SEQHow a build works
Where you drive, what you haul, how often it’s your daily. That sets the lift, the tire and the budget — not a catalog.
We measure your truck, sketch the armor and quote the whole build in writing — parts and hours — before anything is cut.
Cut, welded and powder-coated here, then fitted to your truck — not to a truck like it.
Aligned, test-driven on our gravel loop, and every bolt re-checked free after your first 500 miles.
STDThe standard
Bumpers, sliders and skids are cut and welded here by certified welders — with a lifetime warranty on the welds.
Every lift leaves with a printed alignment and a corrected speedometer. Never “it’ll settle in.”
We tune ride and gearing so it still merges, tows and parks — and tell you honestly what a 6-inch lift costs at the pump.
Lifetime warranty on our welds. 24 months / 24,000 miles on parts and labor for everything we install — written on the invoice, honored at this bench.
PKGPackages
Most trucks are built over a couple of seasons. Start where your trips are today; every stage bolts onto the next.
Stage 1
$2,890
Most mid-size trucks; one day in the shop.
Start with stage 1Stage 2
Most built
$7,400
Five to seven working days.
Plan an overland buildStage 3
from $14,900
Quoted after we measure your truck.
Talk through a full buildLOGOff the bench
CREWThe crew
The person who measures your truck welds your bumper and sets up your shocks. We take on a handful of builds at a time, on purpose.
Owner · ASE certified, certified welder
Draws the first sketch of every truck himself and still welds most of the bumpers. Has run the Magruder Corridor eleven times, twice on a trailer.
Suspension & alignment · ASE certified
Sets up every lift, every shock and every alignment. If your truck pulls, wanders or rides like a hay wagon, she finds out why.
Electrical & overland systems
Dual batteries, lighting, onboard air and fridges, wired with labeled looms and real breakers, so nothing melts three states from home.
RPTTrail reports
4.9★★★★★from 410 Google reviews
Report 01 · 2021 Toyota Tacoma · 3.5-inch lift
They talked me out of the 6-inch lift. The 3.5 with 35s does everything I need and still fits in my garage. That’s honesty.
Report 02 · 2020 Jeep Gladiator · front bumper
The bumper they built for my Gladiator fits better than anything I could buy. Two years of Owyhee trails and not a crack in a weld.
Report 03 · 2019 Ford Ranger · overland build
Full overland build, quoted to the dollar and finished a day early. They took it up the gravel loop with me before I paid.
Report 04 · 2022 Ram 2500 · leveling kit
Free re-torque at 500 miles, and they found a loose shock bolt the last shop left on my old truck.
LOCThe shop
5880 W Overland Rd, Boise
Mon–Fri 8–5:30 · Sat 9–1
FAQQuestions
Not by itself. The dealer has to show the modification caused the failure. We give you receipts, specs and alignment printouts, so your records stay clean.
Q2Can I bring my own parts?Often, yes. We look them over first and tell you honestly if something won’t fit or won’t last. Our labor warranty covers the install; the maker covers the part.
Q3How much will bigger tires cost me in fuel?Usually one to three miles per gallon going from 31 to 35 inches, more with mud-terrains. We give you a straight estimate for your truck before you decide.
Q4Do I need to re-gear?Up to 33 inches, rarely. At 35, often on smaller engines; at 37, almost always. We look at your gearing, your engine and what you tow.
Q5How long does a build take?Leveling kits and sliders take a day. A stage 2 build is about a week. Full builds are scheduled around parts and fabrication — with dates in writing.
Q6Will it still fit in my garage?We measure your garage door with you before we pick a lift. With a roof rack, a 3.5-inch lift instead of a 6 can be the whole difference.
Q7Do you service what you build?Yes — the free 500-mile re-torque, alignments, shock rebuilds and the everyday maintenance a built truck needs.
GOPlan your build
Tell us about the truck, how you use it and where you want to take it. We’ll call to talk it through and quote the whole build in writing — and we call again before any work you haven’t approved.