I am looking for opinions on the best leveling kit. I have seen both positive and negative reviews about the Rough Country leveling kit and want to make sure I don’t waste my time or money. Thanks in advance!
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I leveled my 2020 with a pair of Bilstein 5100s on the front.
Pretty happy with it.
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I’m happy with my Rough Country stuff. Just get the spacers, they’re cheap, and try it!
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Yeah, I considered that. I mentioned wanting to level my truck and possibly just using a puck lift to a neighbor who recently leveled his Chevy. He was like, “No way, you can’t do that. If you’re going to do it, do it right.” 
very happy with my supreme suspension +2" front, +1" rear spacer kit but, my 19 sport is a spoiled pavement princess. Ski
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Could you share a photo of your truck? I am considering installing that same kit on my TRD Off-Road.
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I see people post this but I can’t quite wrap my head around it. You’re replacing the front struts to level the truck? I’m assuming the tube is longer. And the front/read struts don’t match?
the rear is about 1-1.5" higher in the rear. (rake). adding 2 up front, and 1-1.5" in the rear makes the truck level. Ski
Most leveling kits are similar is quality imo. RC isn’t bad at all, just be aware that you may or may not have to do the ecgs bushing to replace the needle bearing. I ended up having to 
I went with supreme suspensions 2/1 as well and 265/75r16 tires just to see what effect it would have on my mpg and other things before I decide to invest in beater suspension.
I did not have to do the ECUs, but I did install the carrier bearing drop for the driveshaft. There’s minimal vibration, except from the AT3 tires. I am pretty satisfied with my Supreme Suspension 2/1 level kit. I’m considering switching to 1.5 or 2" tapered rear blocks to restore some rake. Even with light loads in the back, the truck tends to squat more than level. Ski
