AWESOME Ram Promaster Van Conversion LIFT KIT 🚌 Winnebago Travato Gets 3 Inch Camper VAN LIFT!
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- In today's full time RV living, van life travel vlog, I show you my awesome Ram Promaster Van Conversion Lift Kit. My Winnebago Travato gets a 3 inch camper van lift by a company called Off Highway Vans.
When you are living in a van and you want to go places deep in the National Forests, you really run the risk of damaging the bottom of your van. That's just a fact of van life. I've only been living in a van for 4 months and I've already done some pretty major damage to the bottom of my van. I didn't want to spend my vanlife worrying about that kind of stuff. Or not being able to take my Winnebago Travato to more of the cool Rv living and van life spots out there. So when I found out about Off Highway Vans Promaster lift - I was all in on this van lift kit!
The good thing about the Winnebago Travato National Parks edition it's an off grid beast! The only thing it was lacking was the ground clearance to go more places and get an even better off grid van life experience. A van lift kit was a no brainer for my van conversion to get off road and enjoy more off grid living in my Winnebago Travato.
Whether you're into van life, rv living, the rv lifestyle being able to get more places with your tiny house on wheels is key to really enjoying living in a van and van life in general
I got the van lifted over a week ago and have been nothing but impressed with the Off Highway Van Promaster lift. It's really made my tiny home on wheels more off grid living capable. I am definitely glad I made this choice.
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It’s so good that you’ll be able to get to more places without damaging your van. I liked the shot as you were driving over too. All my best to you.
Yeah...I am super excited about it! Thanks for watching and commenting, Bev.
If it were me I would have lifted it too especially if it meant being able to explore more areas. Kudos to you. Looks good.
Yeah..exactly...the whole reason I did this was to get to more places. Thanks or watching & commenting, Darlene.
While you have moved on from the Promaster I remembered this video and your impressions convinced me this is the lift I want to use for mine. This and the skid plate. I remain unconvinced I need four wheel drive for my off road trips.
Yeah, this definitely opened up the things I could do with the promaster. I'd definitely recommend for those with a promaster.
Without a doubt this was a worthwhile expenditure on your part, Kevin. With a rig like yours and the circumstances of your life, why wouldn't you want to open up every possibility to access those harder-to-get-to places. It being miserably hot and looking like a hurricane will visit Tallahassee in the next week, I am looking forward to living your escape to West Yellowstone and the Park vicariously. Keep up the great CZcams work! -Larry
Thanks...stay safe.
Cheaper than I guessed it’d be. And sounds like a good investment. Especially since you don’t have to worry about any curbs whenever you park now.
Yeah...it was worth it for me. I've already done about $500 in damage bottoming out...so it'll pay for itself, I am sure.
Agreed. I was guessing $3000+
@@ecc444 yeah.....I would have paid it.
I drove all across the west in a high clearance 4WD vehicle to dispersed campsites and trailheads. The times I actually needed to shift into 4WD were few but high clearance was invaluable. I would probably add some skid plates and bigger tires as well.
Yeah agreed..I love the clearance...I have some Maxx Traxx if I get stuck (which hopefully doesn't happen often). Yeah...bigger tires and skid plates coming.
I'm just getting my van ready and my mechanic (it's a 2002 Ford Econoline line) suggested I lift mine to comfortably go more places - boondocking etc. Not FT yet but getting there. Your van is beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Yeah...a lifted Econoline can definitely go anywhere. So cool and excited for you Lucy!
Fergus in New Jersey, originally from Dublin Ireland, love your videos, I have a Ram truck with air suspension and I can raise and lower with the press of a button very handy. safe travels.
Dude...that is awesome. I couldn't find that available in the US. You have the best of both worlds...high when you need to protect the bottom and low when you need to protect the top.
Like what you did and don't worry about the "haters". I've been watching van living videos now for 3-4 years prepping for my retirement and I'll be getting a lift on mine.
Im really enjoying it so far. Definitely getting me places that I wouldnt have made it to before.
Whoop! 🙌🏻 Game changer! Your going to be able to have so many new adventures! 💯 Worth it!
Definitely! I am loving it so far. Thanks for watching and commenting, Rachael, I love all your support!
I'm in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Been using a truck camper mounted on a F250 Fx4 fir 10 years, including the same places you went in this video. I would like the comfort of a class B and other than the known low ground clearance the Travato seems perfect. Thank you, I really enjoy you post.
yeah, it's definitely better after the life. Thanks for watching and commenting. 🚍
What a great idea! we just purchased a 2022 Travato with very minimal ground clearance mostly due to the generator. It needs a lift kit desperately.
Yeah, it took some of the worry away.
seems like a natural part of the National Parks Edition, hope Winnebago includes it like they do on revel.
Yeah....that would have been nice for sure.
Watching from California. Your decision to lift the van was great!! The forest campsites & BLM spots are on some tough roads and having the extra clearance will give you more opportunities to camp at beautiful places. All extra goodies on RV's are expensive but it's your home, the cost was definitely worth it..now for some awesome tires to support your lift. Enjoy your new freedom on the roads less traveled 😊
Good point...it is my home! And I love the additional freedom it added! :)
Looks great bro ty for supporting a local business.
For sure. Thanks for watching and commenting.
What stands out for me, is the professional and attention to details involved in the lift job, feeling good about a job well done is worth the $2,800, it raises the value of the vehicle, not lessen it. You made the right decision and went to the right place.
Yeah, I agree. You actually have to remove the dashboard to do this lift. I much rather have some professionals do it, than my amateur self! Thanks Danny!
I agree with you. Entirely worth the money. Allowing you to protect your investment while increasing the terrain you can handle safely. Congrats and glad to hear you have not had any stability issues.
Yeah...definitely worth it to me. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Just watched from Stafford, VA. Retired Marine here looking to get a van one day and see you on the road. Thanks for the great videos, giving the good, bad, and the ugly. Semper Fi!
Nice! I spent a little time in VA in my Navy days! Life is glorious out here on the road! You're going to love it. Thanks for watching and commenting, Hugh.
Wow! New and improved van!! Have fun!!
Yeah..she's looking pretty good! Thanks for watching and commenting!
And yes lifting your van was definitely needed, money well spent.
haha..thanks! :)
I'm living vicariously through your videos ! Good job man 👍
More to come! Thanks for the comment, Mike.
Brilliant idea and I believe it’s totally worth the price! Tennessee viewer here
It really is! Thanks for watching and commenting, Rex.
If anyone gives you any hate about what you spend on something you are LIVING in ... just ignore them. If you are happy with it then it is fine. Love the videos.
~ Lansing, Michigan.
Agreed! Good point! :)
Oh yeah i am watching from Buffalo NY. Love how you keep it real. Safe travels young man.
I appreciate that. Thanks for watching and commenting, Tim.
Just a warning Chief, this could be the start of an addictive trend. haha. First a lift then larger meaty tires, replace running boards with rock sliders add a 4x4 kit and so on.
Maybe Winnebago will add a lift kit to future models. Your experience proofs it is a very worthwhile addition
Haha....yeah...Im already looking at a winch! Im glad I didn't go with the Revel...because those things have so many customization options. The Promaster is more limited on the aftermarket stuff.
Get a set of Max Tracks first and see how that goes then move to the winch if needed
@@nealjohnson1461 I have Maxx Traxx -- they are attached to my roof! :)
@@30AndAWakeUp Before you go through the expense of a winch and a bumper to mount it on...check out Bog Out recovery straps. They wrap around your tires and assuming you have something to attach them to, they pull you out like a winch. Just a couple hundred bucks.
Great upgrade & worth it!!! Van looks better with it as well.
Thanks! I am digging it so far! :)
You have to do what you have to do for your home. It was simply a home improvement. You take us to the prettiest places. Thanks and see you next week on your channel.
Thanks for such a nice comment, Selisa!
Exactly the video I've been looking for! My Promaster build starts in a couple months and I want to do the same thing. Thanks!
Nice! If I was building..I'd definitely get a lift...the ground clearance gives you so many more options and piece of mind..
SLC! I love it there - the lift is amazing, my next van will be lifted, fer sure! Peace from beautiful South Shore of Nova Scotia, Canada - still 32C here, though not as humid so a bit more bearable.
Thanks Steb!
It looks great! I'm working toward lift and suspension for my Promaster 3500 as well. Thanks for sharing your beautiful views!
No problem 👍 Im loving it so far. Definitely got me to some places I wouldn't have even tried before.
Thanks for clarifying, Patrick.
No worries!
Great Video and Definitely a good upgrade to the Travato!
Yeah, Im digging it for sure Ed.
Price worth it! I’ll do it when my van is in my hands.
Very cool! Thanks for watching and commenting, Marla.
Hi from College Park, MD. Enjoying all the content. The lift was spendy, but I’m not sure a cheaper install would have been worth the risk. I’ve torn up a sports car because it was so low! I hope the vendor will appreciate the publicity too! Safe travels and thanks for the info and breath taking photos.
Thanks...used to live in DC...so know CP pretty well! :) Im loving the lift so far and glad I went with OHV..thanks for the comment, Kelli.
There you go Kevin...HOORAY!! Just you wait on THE PLACES YOU WILL go. Cheers to many more memorable adventures ALL ACROSS THE LAND! Wishing you continued safe journey ahead. Congrats!
It has already got me to a few places I wouldn't have went to. Thank you for watching and commenting, Rachel.
We're in the middle of relocating to Arizona so I'll have to wait on the lift, but the lift is on the radar and definitely on the short list. The OHV lift seems like a clear winner and very much worth the money! We have the same NPE and look forward to exploring the southwest and pacific northwest. Hope to see you on the road sometime. Thanks for the great content!
Im exploring the West and PNW now...so amazing! Good luck on your move - I'll be down near Lake Powell in a couple weeks for a family get together. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@30AndAWakeUp The PNW is so beautiful! We can't wait to explore it all at our pace now and not on a rushed vacation schedule. lol Safe Travels!
@@dean_ov_az Yeah...Im excited as well. Safe travels to you as well.
Hey Kevin, great vid! We have approx. 4K mi.’s on our OHV lift and continue to be impressed. We added 245 tires after the first 2500 mi.’s and enjoy the additional 1/2” or so of ground clearance.
That's awesome! I plan on adding the 245s as well. How much work did you have to do to keep them from rubbing your fenders?
Hey Kevin, I’ve copied this from our post on TOAW group face book, so it may look familiar 😎. We had to modify both the front mud flaps & the drivers side rear plastic wheel fascia. On the front mud flaps, we had to remove most of the metal bracket, on the tire side because it was rubbing when turning. Not to difficult, removed flaps, cut off bar with a wheel, painted, & reinstalled. Less than 2 hrs. The drivers side fascia was moved forward with some “persuasion.” 😬 I did not want to cut any metal from the body. A number of the group members, with the OHV lift kit, have removed the mud flaps, I chose to try and save them. Mine worked out great. I’ve got approx 1500 mi., quite a bit of rough dirt roads, without issues.
@@Vodospecialist how does your miliage compare with the larger dia. tires?
Kenneth, I’m down a mile or two but not sure if it is the tires/lifts or wind and road conditions. I’ve been averaging around 15 mph after lift & larger tires. One of the reasons we went with 245 Michelin Cross Climate Agilis tires is that the are supposed to weigh the same as the Nexten 225 stock tires.
Gary Shiroda nice, I have the kL np and have been contemplating the lift, may have to pull the trigger! :)
It worth every penny if you can a) afford it and b) use it often. Ignore the haters. I just purchased a ProMaster 2500 converted van. Not a Travato, but looking forward to taking it out. Just waiting on the mattress.
Nice! It's been a blast so far...hope you have a similar experience.
I can’t wait to get my NPA lifted. Safe travels. We damaged our battery box in Sturges this year.
It's been great so far.
I have lifted my vehicles in the past and its definitely just something that you do because you want to. The rear of your vehicle will probably have no ill effects from this lift whatsoever. Since it is a FWD vehicle I am sure you have cv shafts that connect the transmission to the wheels. The lift in most cases will slightly alter the angles that these joints operate at and will also change the angles of your front suspension components slightly. It was the right choice for you I am sure. Just be prepared to pay attention to your front end components as they may wear differently. CV joints, wheel bearings, bushings, and steering components are usually the most effected.
Good to know...thanks for the insight. And thanks for watching.
Enjoy Life - Ditto. Thanks for your insights
CV joint going bad feels like a flat tire & loud vibrations. Just experienced this!
Angela Watkins If you don’t mind, can you tell me approximately how old the CV joint was at that point? If it was original equipment, what model year is your vehicle?
@@dustyfeller sure, I was driving someone else's car through WY and it was a 2014 Buick with 30,000 miles! There was road construction but I was unaware of hitting anything that caused it.
When I was a young man we used to get our cars LOWERED, not lifted. It was really groovy to cruise around with a low car.
haha...I had a lowered truck! I remember! Man we are old...did you have the ground effects as well? Ha! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I had a lowered sedan and truck yes when I was young as my age grow I like my vehicle higher so I don’t have to worry about speed bump and things.
Definitely better options out there. Blocks and not what you want .
I was happy with it but different strokes for different folks. Thanks for watching.
2800! Bro that's nothing I was expecting you to say 5k plus! I've seen some crazy 10k prices for van lifts. Owning my own Promaster I'm stoked to get it lifted! Keep up the Great Vids!
Yeah it was money well spent
Great job. From Vancouver, British Columbia.
When I lived in Seattle, I used to go up to Vancouver all the time...love that city. Thanks for watching and commenting, Howard.
That lift is necessary for the Travato. Interestingly we had the same damage on the battery box.
Yeah...that thing is low...even with the lift it's still a lot lower than I'd like.
Nice!!! Looks like to me the $3k was well spent!!! Austin, Texas... Y'all!!!
Thanks Rich, I think so!
Took our new Thor Tellaro on a forest road for the first time this weekend. 99% of the 21 mile road was not a problem except for one shallow creek crossing that we crossed very slow. The support bracket supporting our black water tank just nicked road on the way into the dip and was knocked loose . I managed to wire the bracket back in place and continue on, but as soon as I got home, started looking into lift kits. This looks like the right kit for our new rig. Thanks!
yeah...im really glad i got it...has made all the difference...
Well worth it, and the lift is already getting you to places you couldn’t get to before. 👍👍
Very true! Thank you for watching and commenting, Carpy.
Make sure to add to your overall height for bridge clearance, if that has not already been mentioned. Did the front lift affect geometry or did this kit space the whole engine carrier? Nice look!
In other words, was the front lift only a body lift, which would not affect suspension geometry?
Yeah, definitely. Im at about 9'10 with my weeboost. Still shorter than most of the Sprinters running around! :) It fit - didn't impact geometry.
@@30AndAWakeUp Overall Height was the info I wanted! I'd put a 6" lift on if you could fit under bridges! $1900 might seem a lot in the van world - but that is just getting going in the 4Runner world. Thank you - good video. Nice comparison shots.
Make sure you remember your new ride height when you go under short bridges
Good call...Im still shorter than most of the Sprinter vans out there.
I think the $ was well spent and actually pretty reasonable. This is something you use every mile you drive and it will help get you to where you want to go. And...it looks great! So wonderful to get to see you every week!
Good point....thanks for tuning in Yvette! Means a lot! :)
Thank you so much for your video and others like it. I took your advice and decided to get a Lift, SumoSprings, wheel alignment and a Skid plate on my 2022 Winnebago Solis. After checking around, Off Highway Vans in Salt Lake City, UT; had the best price and quickest appointment. Yes, it still took a day plus to do (so a night in a hotel room). It is certainly worth it! I'm thrilled with the results! It's so nice to have the extra clearance so I don't have to worry about my undercarriage and I can camp at my favorite spots! Thank you again for your post. OHV is a wonderfully run business with nice and trustworthy people. 💖
Very cool! Glad to hear that OHV is still taking care of folks!
Considering how much damage can be done in certain off road situations I don’t see where $2800 is all that bad. You could probably, at some point in time, shell out that much in repair bills. Anyone with eyes can figure that out! It will pay for itself eventually.
yeah, I agree..i've already done about $500 in damage before I got the lift. Thanks for watching and commenting, C.
Currently watch from Dulles International Airport. I’m on my way to pick up my 2020.5 Travato 59KL NPE (The Beast) this morning!!! Love your videos for things you do to your van and the awesome places you go. Look forward to headed out west in the Spring. Safe travels. What tires are you going to get?
Nice!!! So excited! I use to live in DC by the way! :) The lift is 1845 but if you look at the writing in the picture below the cost - you'll see that with labor it's 2800. They actually have to remove the dash board to do the lift - so it's pretty labor intensive. Im going to get the same tires that come with our NPE but one size bigger. But im going to wait for these to wear out. So excited for you Carroll, I hope you enjoy your NPE as much as I do!!!!
30 And A Wake Up. I think I need to get mine lifted as well. Just barely missed scrapping items just backing it into a parking spot where I live. How would I search to find someone local that could do that work?
@@CJ20148 Hmmmm you'd need a suspension shop.
30 And A Wake Up Found a place. Ordering the kit today.
Lift looks great .... money well spent
Thanks...Im digging it so far!
I have finally decided on purchasing a Travato and was bery interested in watching your lift kit video. Maybe now I will get it at beginning of purchase! Thanks!!!
So exciting Marsha. Im not sure dealerships will do lifts on a Travato - it messes up the Ram warranty unfortunately. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@30AndAWakeUp OK, then, so I'll get it done somewhere. : )
Has Van's consumption increased?
I haven't noticed it yet...but I'll do a follow up in the future if it does.
Great video! Watching from Cornwall, SW UK!
Very cool. Thanks for stopping by again, Richard.
Thanks for posting. Good info. This will allow you to find more camp spots.
Yeah...it already has...definitely going down roads I wouldn't have if I didn't have the lift. Thanks for watching and commenting, MGA.
Glad you got the lift. Makes it safer for your van and much more fun and adventurous for you. Have a blast💥
Exactly! Thanks for watching and commenting, Jinnie.
Watching you from Maryland. Your attitude/personality is contagious
Awww thanks Stephanie...really appreciate that.
Love it from over in the UK you guys have so much better stuff than we do over here
yeah, lots of innovation going on now but the idea of these small van RVs comes from you guys!
Watching and enjoying your adventures. Baja California, Mexico!!
Very cool...hoping to get down to Baja this winter. Thanks or watching & commenting, Richard.
Nice! Totally worth the money.
I agree! Thanks or watching & commenting, Marjorie.
It pays for itself if you do not badly damage your truck on bumpy roads. I am glad you are truthful about what you do. RV work can be very expensive and that is the reality and why people should have a repair fund before they hit the road. I learned that from RTR Bob ! Good video !
Agreed completely and why Im honest. Heck the biggest reason I got this lift was because I did about $500 in damage to the bottom of the rig already! Thanks for watching and commenting, Catherine.
This just makes sense!!🙌. From NJ
Yeah...loving it so far! Thanks for watching and commenting, Mary.
Great idea....All the best with your lift kit !!!!!!
Please look up Trent and Allie, fellow CZcamsrs, while in the Salt Lake area. They are building a cabin in the mountains. Neat couple.
All the best,
Dave and Su
Thanks...Im loving the lift so far. I love Trent and Allie's channel...didn't realize they were in the SLC area. Thanks for watching and commenting, Dave & Su.
Watching in Wisconsin. Like the look of the lift on your Travoto.
Nice...I used to live on the Wisconsin / Illinois' border. Im loving the lift as well! Thanks for watching and commenting, Patricia.
Great video! Love the honesty and level of detail. Well worth lifting the van for the peace of mind alone. I actually thought it would have been more, and as others have said, it will save money in repairs. I first started my van-life obsession by watching the videos of van lifers who are on tight budgets and do it themselves, and I love that too, but it’s nice to see the other perspective of someone who has the means to do it “right”. It really sets you apart. Love it!
Appreciate the comment, Charles. Made my day.
Love the lift, very well worth it. But you will need new tires and wheels too. So it will be more like 5k all in. If you are going to do a wheel tire change I suggest placing ads in cities within a few hundred miles of your travels so you can purchase the new ones and quickly sell the old ones. Second option buy a hitch rack and store the old ones till you sell. Third option find a dealer who will trade in the old ones. Best wishes. Oh or stop by Portland Oregon and I will buy them!
I've got the Revel wheels...so I'll stick with those and just go up one size on the KO2s when my current KO2s need replaced. I might be in the PNW soon! :)
Thats right just need larger tires. Ive seen that done on a Touareg video. Another inch or two? If you need anything when up this way just holla. David at my YT name
@@toycarcollector Will do!
Can you explain why "new tires and wheels too"? Is this functional, performance or looks? We kept the 225/75/16 after our lift but having axle / drive shaft issues, would larger tires help this situation? Thanks.
New Subscriber and new this week Travalto owner! Came across you and Go Small. Live Large and am following both of you since seeing a collaboration video. Really like the lift. Might have to invest in that yet too. I'm hitting the road this summer and using my Travalto to go help cleaners in my industry and post on my Channel. Appreciate your video. I'm not new to RV camping and travel, but your videos are helping me get a crash course on the Travalto! And I think the lift is a good deal by the way 😁
Congrats! Love the T.
That lift was a great decision. To go along with the added benefits it just looks better too.
Yeah...it does look pretty cool! Thank you for watching and commenting.
From Tampa,Florida here Your van looks great buddy !
Thanks 👍
Packie Joe in da Bronx here. Low clearance has been my main concern in deciding what rig to get. I think getting your rig lifted was a great investment. Cheers and safe travels
Nice! I lived in Hell's Kitchen for a bit..made it over to the. Bronx a few times. Yeah, the low clearance, especially, with the battery box underneath was definitely an issue. Thanks for watching and commenting, Packie Joe!
Seems like the price is well worth it to have the reward to go more places. Nice job on this and your other videos
It really is!
Van looks great! From Vancouver Canada.
Thanks...Im loving the lift so far.
From a Columbia, Maryland. Full of van envy.
$2800 ouch. How does that compare to sumo springs, or is that a different part?
It also has sumo springs....they give you a little lift but are mostly for ride comfort. Thank you for watching and commenting, Robert.
Nice job Kevin, glad you found someone skilled in van lifting. Aloha from Hawaii.
Mahalo Josephine 👍
Looks awesome!!!! Congrats.
Thanks Wendy!!!
Man it’s your money. If your happy with it and it works. That’s all that matters. Saying hi from Highland Park Illinois 👍🏻😊
Agreed! Thanks or watching & commenting, Scott.
Well-made vid, great choice of mod to your Travato, and grateful for the full disclosure you provided, price & all!👍🏻
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting. 🚍
👍Great visuals of how the lift helps. It was definitely worth getting the lift. I don’t know what it takes to do that kind of work but the price seems reasonable. Thanks for sharing your journey. 💝 Wishing you safe travels. 🤗💞🤗
I was shocked..they had to remove my whole dashboard...no way I could have done that installation! My T would be in 1000 pieces! :)
30 And A Wake Up - 😂😆 Same. 😂
I want to life Lily. UT here we come :). Great vid Kevin. Thanks for sharing !!
It would definitely look cool on Lily.
I love you channel bro. wife and I watching from CLOVIS CA
Really appreciate that Joshua. Thank you to you and your wife!!!
Loved the Lift Kevin. Great job and thanks for sharing all about it. I believe we will be doing something similar to our MB Sprinter 144 Passport when we get to Denver. We have been driving way to slow and careful after leaving a chunk of our beloved van on a dirty road due to low key clearance ! All the best ( we are heading to Vail tomorrow ) take care. Ed and Patricia
Yeah..just the peace of mind is worth the cost in my opinion. Have fun in Vail!
Thanks for sharing your experience! Very helpful info.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and commenting, Bonnie.
My wife and I are new to Ram Promasters. We picked up a 2021 Solis 59px Nov 2023. So we are just getting started in 2024.
Congrats on the Solis! I love those!
I am a big fan of your channel, from Saudia 🇸🇦
That's so cool. Thanks for watching and commenting, Mohammad.
Who cares about haters. Functional and looks good and you actually use your van. Less than 3k for a lift is good. I’ve got a 2019 Promaster and would do the same if I felt the need. Second, the turnaround was FAST. I will have to reach out to those guys as I’m finding it difficult to find anyone to do mods at the moment. Demand is at all time high.
Yeah, demand is pretty high. Let me know if you go for a lift. I like hearing about other's experiences with it. Mines a 2019 Promaster by the way.
@@30AndAWakeUp Nice job on the film. Simple and informational. Not sure I'll go for lift now but was looking at roof rack and lighting. Most places are running about six months out. I'd also like a bull bar on the front as I spend a lot of time in deer country and have pasted at least one deer in every vehicle I've had. Oh, one question on life. Did the van team do your realignment after lift or did you have to take to tire place?
@@DANIELMILNOR505 yeah..price includes an alignment
That made a big difference in underneath clearance. It was costly, but I agree it will be worth it. Thanks for sharing all that information.
yeah...huge difference...thanks for the comment...Shawnee.
Amazing! I will do it to mine too when i get it.
I've been really happy with it.
totally worth it for the peace of mind and places it'll allow you to go. Great vid.
Agreed! Thanks for the comment, Leon.
You made your van very beautiful.
Thank you! I really like it.
Enjoy your vids. Watching from SoCal.
Really appreciate that. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Pretty new subscriber from Redmond, Or. I'm enjoying your video content. Thanks, Rodney
Appreciate the comment, Rodney. I'll be heading to the Oregon coast soon...can't wait!
I'm in the Bend area. The coast should be a great time.
watching from Newfoundland, Canada
So cool...was supposed to visit there a few months ago but they wouldn't let me across the border! :( Hopefully soon!
So nice ! Off road mode ! Big tires next Time 😎😎🖤 From France, Yann.
haha...yep...new tires at some point! Thanks or watching & commenting, Yann.
It looks good...as long as you like it...who cares what others think...I spent $5000 on my lift and 5 new wheels and off road tires....and I love my promaster....God Bless....
Well said! Thanks for watching and commenting, 1Warrior.
Lovin" your life off road
Me too! Thanks for watching and commenting, Joy Rider!
Keep up the content! Really enjoying the vids!
Glad you are enjoying the vids...I love making them. Thanks for watching and commenting, Ray.