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Lift Kits in Arizona

Conditional

Arizona sets no statutory lift, frame-height, or bumper-height limit. Raising a pickup has one direct consequence: it loses the rear splash-guard exemption, so guards are required. Headlamps must stay between 22 and 54 inches.

Verified against primary sources · September 2026

What the law says

No Arizona statute caps lift or bumper height — Title 28 has no such section. S. Headlamps must sit 22 to 54 inches above the road (§ 28-924).

Specific Limits

Raised pickups
lose the rear splash-guard exemption — guards required within 8 in of the ground, full tread width
Headlamp height
22-54 in
Statewide height limit
none

Statute

A.R.S. §§ 28-958.01 (splash guards), 28-924 (headlamp height)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are lift kits legal in Arizona?
Arizona sets no statutory lift, frame-height, or bumper-height limit. Raising a pickup has one direct consequence: it loses the rear splash-guard exemption, so guards are required. Headlamps must stay between 22 and 54 inches.
What are the exact lift kits limits in Arizona?
Raised pickups: lose the rear splash-guard exemption — guards required within 8 in of the ground, full tread width. Headlamp height: 22-54 in. Statewide height limit: none. Source: A.R.S. §§ 28-958.01 (splash guards), 28-924 (headlamp height).

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