Where is Skyjacker Suspensions made?

Since 1974, Skyjacker has led off-road suspension with innovative products, tru…

Skyjacker Suspensions manufactures in USA, and is headquartered in West Monroe, LA.

Headquarters
West Monroe, LA (Louisiana · USA)
Website
skyjacker.com

Manufacturing locations

What Skyjacker Suspensions makes

Suspension Lift Kits, Leveling Kits, Coil Springs, Leaf Springs, Add-A-Leafs, Fitted Leafs, ADX 2.0 Remote Reservoir Shocks, ADX 2.0 Monotube Shocks, M95 Monotube Shocks, BlackMAX Shocks, Nitro 8000 Shocks, Hydro 7000 Shocks, Coilovers, Drive Shafts, Transfer Case Lowering Kits, Steering Stabilizers, Pitman Arms, Steering Arms, Sway Bar Endlinks, Skid Plates.

What reviewers say about Skyjacker Suspensions

On-Road Review Skyjacker Gladiator Lift
After 5 months and a few thousand miles, the Skyjacker 2.5″ lift has performed well. The slow steering becomes far less of an issue, the suspension cycles smoothly and does a good job of absorbing the bumps.

Thoughts on Skyjacker lifts?
My Skyjacker lift which I bought used has served me well over 20k miles. Even tire wear, no death wobble, drives straight. The 4.5 kit with monotubes drives better than stock on roads, highways, off road.

Why Do People Dislike Skyjacker Lifts?
Their lifts ride like crap, and it's almost entirely due to the crappy shocks that come with their kits. Rough Country, Skyjacker, and the other cheap brands all use garbage quality shocks.

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