Quick fix!

[bruceb3]

My '02 Tahoe is between 3/4" to 1" higher on one side. Nobody else notices, but I do! I thought it looked off when I was detailing it, so I measured to the top of each wheel well, and sure as hell, it was off. My truck has the Autoride suspension and the rubber boots on the rear shocks were cracked so I replaced them. I got them from Arnott Ind. for half what the dealer wanted. I also replaced the compressor, but neither of these repairs took care of the droop on the one side. Any ideas? Thanks!

[PunishedC10]

theres a spacer sold by belltech that sits on top of the driverside coil that will level it out.

[bruceb3]

I'll check out their website. You wouldn't know what it's called would you?

[PunishedC10]

no you might be able to google it

[StrokerAce03]

My '02 Tahoe is between 3/4" to 1" higher on one side. Nobody else notices, but I do! I thought it looked off when I was detailing it, so I measured to the top of each wheel well, and sure as hell, it was off. My truck has the Autoride suspension and the rubber boots on the rear shocks were cracked so I replaced them. I got them from Arnott Ind. for half what the dealer wanted. I also replaced the compressor, but neither of these repairs took care of the droop on the one side. Any ideas? Thanks!

theres a spacer sold by belltech that sits on top of the driverside coil that will level it out.

That would work except Tahoes do not have coils in the front. I suppose a spacer in the rear coils would work but since its a torsion bar front end just crank the bolts on the torsion bar keys until its level (up or down depending on preference).