Lifts for 2019 tundra

I have a 2019 tundra and I've been having a hard time finding a good lift to buy. Do you all have any recommendations?

 

Budget: Bilstein 5100 and coachbuilder +2 rear shackles

Mid range: OME 612, Toytec Boss, or Bilstein 6112/5160 and shackles

High end: you wouldn't be asking this

 

Look for a 6 inch and 35 inch tires ! Or wish you did !! Lol

 

I was gonna go zone or BDS but they both only go up to 2018. would it still work?

 

yea, it will work.

 

19 should be identical to 18, the safety sense issues seem to be hit or miss

 

Is there anyway to fix the safety sense if it does start messing up?

 

Seems if you maintain some rake its less likely to have issues, I've been on 3/1.5 for over a year with zero issues

Poll: 2018+ TSS Radar/Precollision Problems

 

Take it to dealer for recalibration. If you can find a dealer that will touch the system once it’s lifted.

 

I’ve had OME on my former LandCruiser and was very happy. I don’t feel like OME is as popular anymore but could be wrong. Seems like ICON/King get all the props and i guess they should.

 

Depends on how you use your truck. Figure that out then you can find the right set up.

For me it was the old man emu with 612 springs and adjustable toytec shackles.

 

How bout if yall go to the 3rd gen section?

 

I got a bds 7" on my 19 november of last year. there website doesnt show it but if you call it's the same as there 2018

 

Did it mess up the safety sense?

 

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

 

Not on mine no

 

Icons 2.5

 

I'm fairly new to all this, so if I were to buy the stage 2 kit off toytec would I need anything else with it?

 

Best thing to do would be to talk with @Toytec Lifts. They can answer all the specifics.

 

Here at Toytec we offer tons of different options to fit the needs/ wants of every budget and driver!


Feel free to shoot us a call at 303-255-4959 or a PM on here direct and we can get you squared away!



Thanks for the love guys!

 

I know there are other suspension companies out there but when I started looking for suspension parts for my 2012 Toytec was the first and only place I looked.
Their selection is very comprehensive for every model.

 

As long as you keep some kind of rake, you should be fine. There's usually a 2"-3" rake for a stock setup.
You can do a Bilstein 6112/5100 setup. I have a the 6112 @ top setting (2.5") with 1 CB shim on driver side (to get rid of the lean). 5100s in the rear with a +3 CB shackle. So thats a 2.5"/1.75" lift.