Jeep Gladiator Lift Kits

This page has over 70 lift kits and lift components for the Jeep Gladiator JT, from small spacer lifts to 6 inch systems with long-travel springs and remote reservoir shocks. Most come from Skyjacker, with Eibach, MaxTrac, Rough Country, ICON, Daystar, Pedders, Rancho and RockJock also listed.

Which generation do you have?

  • 2020-2025 Jeep Gladiator JT, gas
  • Gladiator JT with the 3.0L EcoDiesel
  • Rubicon models
  • Non-Rubicon models (Sport, Overland and similar trims)
  • Mojave models

Match the exact years, engine and trim on each listing. Spring kits are trim-specific, because the Rubicon, Mojave, non-Rubicon and diesel trucks use different factory springs and ride heights.

How to choose

Pick your lift by tire size. Spacer kits, like the Daystar 3/4 inch spacers or 1.5 inch kits, are enough for a little more clearance. A 2.5 inch spring lift keeps factory control arms and geometry close to stock and is a common starting point for 35 inch tires. At 3.5 inches and up, add adjustable control arms to set caster and pinion angle, plus a track bar, longer sway bar links and brake lines. Lifts of 4.5 to 6.5 inches usually suit 37 inch tires and serious off-road use.

Shocks matter as much as springs. Skyjacker sells kits with M95 monotube, Black MAX or ADX 2.0 shocks. Monotubes shed heat better on long washboard roads, and remote reservoirs add more oil for hard use. If you keep your factory shocks, MaxTrac shock extenders are an option for 4.5 inch lifts on non-Mojave trucks.

Price range

Parts run from about $75 for spacers to around $2,500 for complete systems, with most near $470.

FAQ

Can I use a Wrangler JL lift kit on a Gladiator?

Some brackets are shared, such as the Skyjacker JL and JT coilover brackets. Springs are not, since the Gladiator is longer and heavier, so pick parts listed for the JT.

Why are some kits split into component boxes?

Larger systems split springs, arms and shocks into separate boxes. Check each listing to see what it includes.

See more parts on our Jeep suspension page, or plan tire size with the ride height and wheel fitment calculator.