ReadyLIFT 2.5 Inch Front 2 Inch Rear SST Lift Kit - 2018-2026 Jeep Wrangler JL Rubicon (69-6825)

This ReadyLIFT SST kit lifts the 2018-2026 Jeep Wrangler JL Rubicon 2.5 inch in front with coil spring spacers, so the factory JL coil springs and shocks stay in use. ReadyLIFT lists up to a 37x12.50 tire on a 0 offset wheel on the Rubicon. The kit includes heavy-duty top mount spacers, shock extensions with an angle correction and bump stop extensions to preserve articulation. Shocks are not included.

Key features

• Heavy-duty coil spring top mount spacers that let the factory coil springs stay in use
• Shock extensions with an angle correction
• Bump stop extensions to preserve articulation
• Longer rear sway bar end links
• Brake line drop brackets and an E-brake cable relocation bracket

What's included

• Heavy-duty front coil spring top mount spacers (2)
• Heavy-duty rear coil spring top mount spacers (2)
• Front and rear bump stop extensions
• Front and rear shock extensions
• Longer rear sway bar end links
• Brake line drop brackets
• E-brake cable relocation bracket
• Hardware

Fitment and compatibility

• Fits the 2018-2026 Jeep Wrangler JL Rubicon
• Not for use on the Rubicon 392
• Does not lift Jeep JLs that have the factory 35 inch tire package
• Tire and wheel recommendations are based on Wheel Pros wheels and Nitto tires. Test fit every tire and wheel combination before installing
• Larger aftermarket tires are usually 10-ply or higher E-rated and can make the ride firmer
• A Spare Tire Relocation Bracket for the 2018-2026 JL is listed on the ReadyLIFT page as an optional add-on

Specifications

• Brand: ReadyLIFT
• Part number: 69-6825
• Front lift: 2.5 inch
• Max tire: 37x12.50, 0 offset wheel (Rubicon)
• Shocks included: No
• Hardware included: Yes
• Estimated install time: 5 hours, plus or minus 1 hour

Installation

Allow about 5 hours, plus or minus 1, not counting alignment or wheel and tire assembly. ReadyLIFT recommends a certified mechanic. Alignment, headlamp aim and ADAS recalibration may be needed, possibly at extra cost.

Modifying your suspension can change how the vehicle handles and can raise rollover risk (SAE J2492). Always wear your seat belt, and check your state laws. The ReadyLIFT page carries a California Proposition 65 notice that names DEHP.