BDS Suspension

BDS Suspension builds lift systems with the geometry corrected rather than merely spaced — over 2,900 parts, from leveling kits to long-arm systems with matched NX2 damping, fitting Ford, Ram, Chevrolet and Dodge vehicles.

The distinguishing thing about a BDS box is what comes in it besides height. Their kits generally include the corrected control arms, track bar, pitman arm or driveshaft spacer that the height actually requires, rather than leaving those as separate purchases discovered later during the alignment. That approach costs more at the outset and much less by the end.

Shocks are sold both inside kits and on their own, so a vehicle already at the right height can be re-damped independently.

Most listings here carry verified vehicle fitment, so you can filter to your own year, make and model rather than guessing from a part number.

Where the range sits: Lift Kits (2,369), Shocks & Struts (344), Control Arms & Track Bars (82), Coil Springs (57). It reaches 4 departments in all.

Not sure whether you want a level or a lift? Our lift kit basics guide walks through the difference, what each costs you in ride and geometry, and what winter changes.