We fit a Rough Country lift on a Chevy Silverado 1500, raising the front to a level, aggressive stance on black-and-machined wheels and all-terrains. A clean, sturdy setup that improves the look and the capability of GM's half-ton without going overboard.
This Silverado 1500 came through Juggernaut USA in Wheat Ridge (Denver), CO for a suspension lift. The current-generation Silverado is a great platform to build — comfortable, capable, and a good base for clearance and tires. We fit the Rough Country kit and set it up so the truck sits level and planted, ready for a bigger tire and rougher roads.
| Detail | Spec |
|---|---|
| Vehicle | Chevy Silverado 1500 (2019+) |
| Suspension | Rough Country lift kit |
| Stance | Front raised level, room for larger all-terrains |
| Wheels / tires | Black-and-machined wheels on all-terrains |
The lift and stance
The Rough Country kit raises the front and squares the stance, closing the factory wheel gap and giving the Silverado a level, purposeful look. It also opens up clearance for a taller all-terrain, which is where the real capability gain comes from. On the black-and-machined wheels this truck wears, the raised stance turns a good-looking half-ton into a genuinely aggressive one.
Protect the underside
A lifted, more capable Silverado sees more dirt — and the engine, transmission, and transfer case hang exposed underneath. We make 1/4-inch aluminum skid plates for this truck right here in Colorado: our Chevy Silverado 1500 skid plate package shields all three with a lifetime warranty. Lift for clearance, armor for protection — they belong together.
Common questions on this build
Does a lift hurt how a Silverado rides?
A quality kit installed correctly keeps the ride comfortable while raising the stance and adding tire clearance. Cheap spacers or a bad install are what make a truck ride worse — the parts and the setup matter.
How big a tire can I run after a lift?
It depends on the lift height and your wheel offset. A modest lift clears a larger all-terrain than stock; bring us your setup and we will spec a size that clears without rubbing.
Can you lift and armor my Silverado or Sierra?
Yes — lifts, leveling, wheels and tires, and our own aluminum skid plates. We do it all in-house.
Book the same work
We lift and build trucks in-house at our Wheat Ridge shop north of Denver — suspension, wheels and tires, and our own skid plates. We serve Denver, Wheat Ridge, Golden, Arvada, Lakewood, and the Front Range. Call (970) 341-4221 to talk through your build, or see our install services and suspension and lift installation. More from the bay: our GMC Sierra 1500 AT4 leveling build and custom Silverado prerunner bumper.