2021+ Bronco 2-4 Inch Lift Kits

All about 2021+ Bronco 2-4 Inch Lift Kits

The 2021+ Bronco uses independent front suspension and a solid rear axle on coil springs. A 2 to 4 inch lift is the sweet spot for most owners: enough room for 35 inch tires while keeping a good ride on the road. Every kit on this page lifts the Bronco 2 to 4 inches. They are for the standard Bronco, not the Bronco Raptor or the Bronco Sport. Brands here are ICON, BDS, ReadyLift and Zone Offroad.

How to choose

• Sasquatch or not. Sasquatch Broncos ride higher from the factory, so the same kit nets a different height. ICON quotes its lift heights for non-Sasquatch trucks, and some kits are built only for Sasquatch.
• 2-door or 4-door. A 2-door sits taller than a 4-door with the same kit, and some kits are 2-door only. Check the listing.
• Spacer kit or coilovers. Spacer kits from ICON, BDS and ReadyLift keep your factory shocks and are the simplest install. Coilover kits replace the shocks with height-adjustable coilovers, many with reservoirs. ICON CDCV kits add compression adjustment.
• Upper control arms. Lifting the front steepens the upper ball joint and CV angles. Kits with tubular or HD upper control arms restore alignment range and travel.
• Tires. 35 inch tires are the usual target. ICON notes that 37s need bump stop spacers or travel limiters plus trimming. Use the wheel backspacing listed in the kit notes.
• Alignment. Every lift needs an alignment after install.

FAQ

What tire size fits with a 2-4 inch Bronco lift?

35 inch tires are the common fit. 37s are possible with some kits but need extra parts and trimming. Each listing gives its tire and wheel recommendation.

Will these kits fit a Bronco Raptor?

No. The Raptor uses different suspension. Kits on this page are for the standard Bronco, and several listings say outright that they do not fit the Raptor.

Do I need new upper control arms?

Many kits include them. If yours does not, aftermarket upper arms help restore camber and caster adjustment at the top of the lift range.

Why does my 2-door sit higher than a friend's 4-door with the same kit?

The 2-door is lighter, so the same springs hold it higher. Kit makers note this in their lift heights.