Choose the stance
Lift, level and lower options lead to different wheel, tire and supporting-part decisions.
- Set the desired ride height and use
- Review tire clearance and wheel dimensions
- Keep the steering and suspension geometry in the plan
F-150 builds / Farmington, MO
Put every inch to work.
An F-150 can move toward a lifted stance, a practical daily setup or a lower street profile. APG plans the suspension, steering support and wheel fitment for the specific truck and the look you want.
Fitment first
A plan for your Ford F-150.
Each choice affects the next. APG reviews the whole vehicle before parts and installation are finalized.
Support the change
The headline kit is only one part of the installation. APG can scope control arms, tie rods, shocks and alignment around the selected setup.
- Confirm the exact kit and truck fitment
- Review supporting hardware
- Finish with alignment-minded setup
Complete the truck
Bed protection, steps, lighting and exterior accessories can be coordinated with the stance rather than added without a plan.
- Discuss daily and work use
- Choose accessories that fit together
- Review appearance and function as one build
Completed APG F-150 work
6-inch Rough Country lift
APG installed the customer-supplied lift with Vertex reservoir shocks, plus new upper and lower control arms and tie rods.
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Start with the exact truck.
Share the model year, drivetrain, current suspension and intended wheel and tire package. APG can then review the correct lift or lowering path and the supporting parts.
Common question
Does the finished F-150 example show every option APG offers?
No. It documents one completed lift and steering project. Your F-150 can be planned for a different height, tire or use after a fitment review.
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Make it your Ford F-150.
Send APG the truck details and the result you want. We will help shape the parts and installation plan for that exact vehicle.
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