Common Questions.

We build Toyota and Chevrolet trucks and SUVs only: Tundra, Tacoma, 4Runner, Land Cruiser, Silverado 1500, and Colorado. Sticking to two families means we know the geometry, the fitment, and the failure points on every platform we touch. If you drive something else, talk to a specialist and we will tell you honestly whether we can help.

A complete lift package at the Truck Center of Naperville runs roughly $5,200 to $16,500 installed, depending on the make and the stage you choose. Stage 1 packages start around $5,200 for Chevy and $5,800 for Toyota with a 3 inch system and 33 inch tires. Stage 3 packages reach $14,500 for Toyota and $16,500 for Chevy with long travel coilovers, 37 inch tires, and the supporting work. Pricing includes parts, labor, mounting, balancing, and alignment, and it varies by model year and trim.

Build time depends on the stage and on parts availability, so your specialist gives you a firm window when the order is written. A straightforward suspension, wheel, and tire package is fast. Bigger builds with cab mount work, re-gearing, or back-ordered components take longer. Ask when you request your quote and you will get a real date, not a guess.

You can buy wheels and tires on their own. The packages exist because curated combinations ride better and fit properly, but plenty of customers come in for a single item: wheels and tires, a bed cover, step bars, lighting, skid plates, storage, or towing accessories. Tell us what you want and we will quote it.

Warranty coverage depends on your specific vehicle, the parts installed, and the manufacturer's terms, so ask your salesperson before the work is written up. We install through franchised Toyota and Chevrolet dealerships, which means the people quoting your build can tell you exactly how your factory coverage is treated and what the part manufacturers warrant. Get that answer in writing before you commit.

You need a cab mount chop when the tire is large enough to contact the cab mount at full steering lock and suspension compression, which typically starts around 35 inch tires on a Tacoma. Smaller setups on 33s usually clear without it. Our Stage 2 Toyota package includes the chop for exactly this reason. Bring your truck in and we will tell you what your combination actually requires.

Financing options are handled by the dealership, so ask your salesperson at Toyota of Naperville or Chevrolet of Naperville. Accessories and upfits are often rolled into a vehicle purchase, and the finance team will walk you through what applies to your situation. Terms vary, so get the specifics from the store.

No. You can bring in a Toyota or Chevy truck you already own and we will build it. Buying the truck and the build together simply makes the paperwork and the timing easier, and your salesperson can coordinate both.