Installer directory — Pennsylvania
These Pittsburgh-area shops install lift kits, leveling kits or do the suspension work behind them — and each one was verified against its own website or listing before it appeared here. Addresses, phone numbers and services are the shop's own, with the check date on every card.
Pittsburgh sits where the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers meet to form the Ohio River, and its steep hills make suspension condition and ground clearance a practical concern for local drivers
The metro spreads from Allegheny County into Washington and Westmoreland counties, and the verified installers in this draft sit in the South Hills, Bridgeville, Murrysville and the Washington County fringe
Interstates 79 and 376 connect the city with its southern and eastern suburbs, where most of the verified shops in this draft are located
Verified shops cover Pittsburgh's Castle Shannon and South Hills area, plus Bridgeville to the southwest, Murrysville to the east in Westmoreland County, and Meadowlands in Washington County.
The first listing on this page carries the Featured badge — the featured placement slot for this city. Featured placements are advertising and never change a shop's verified facts.
4166 William Penn Hwy
Murrysville, PA 15668
Brands the shop names: BDS Suspension, JKS Manufacturing, Rough Country, Zone Offroad
Listing last checked november 3, 2026 against the shop's own site or listing
63 Country Club Rd.
Meadowlands, PA 15347
Brands the shop names: BDS Suspension, FTS, ReadyLIFT, Rough Country, McGaughys
Listing last checked november 3, 2026 against the shop's own site or listing
3287 Library Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15234
Brands the shop names: Rough Country, BDS Suspension, Superlift, ReadyLIFT
Listing last checked november 3, 2026 against the shop's own site or listing
150 Millers Run Road
Bridgeville, PA 15017
Brands the shop names: Rough Country, BDS Suspension, ReadyLIFT, Skyjacker, TeraFlex, Pro Comp, Fabtech
Listing last checked november 3, 2026 against the shop's own site or listing
The figures below are national ranges from the installers and guides cited in our lift kit cost guide — checked 2026-11-03 — not quotes from the shops above. Use them to sanity-check any Pittsburgh quote:
Local quotes vary with the truck, the kit and the shop's hourly rate. For the full breakdown by tier, see the cost to lift a truck guide, and the F-150 lift kit cost page for the best-selling platform worked kit by kit.
We open the shop's own website or listing and confirm the address, the phone number and that the shop states it does this work. Services and brands on a card are only the ones the shop names itself; a rating appears only when it was visible on a page we fetched, with the source linked on the card. Listings are re-checked over time, and errors are logged on our corrections page. The full method is in how we test and verify.
Labour is the part that varies most. Nationally, the published ranges we verified put leveling kit install labour at $150–$400, full suspension lift labour at $300–$1,800 or more (6-inch installs typically $1,000–$1,800), plus $75–$200 for the alignment every lifted truck needs. Pittsburgh quotes sit inside or around those bands depending on the shop and the truck — the only number that matters is a written quote, so call two or three shops from this page and compare line by line: kit, labour, alignment, tires.
A spacer or strut leveling kit is typically a same-day job — a few hours on the lift, plus the alignment. A full suspension lift commonly takes a full day in the shop, and longer when wheels and tires are fitted at the same visit. How far ahead you need to book varies by shop and season; ask when you call for the quote.
They should — any lift or level changes suspension geometry, and driving on the old alignment settings wears tires unevenly. Many shops align in-house; others send the truck out for it. The services on each card above list alignment only when the shop states it on its own site, so confirm the alignment is included in your quote before you book.
Listings are free. A shop is added after we check its own website or listing for a real address, a working phone number and stated lift, leveling or suspension work — and we re-check listings over time. A Featured badge marks a paid placement (advertising): it moves the card up the page and is always labelled, but it never changes what the listing says. Shop owners can read the full rules on the get listed page.
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