Lift Kits in Arkansas
Arkansas sets no lift-height cap, but since Act 492 of 2025 it is a strict-liability offense to operate a passenger car, pickup, SUV, or panel truck modified so the front bumper sits 4 or more inches higher than the rear.
Verified against primary sources · August 2026
What the law says
This is Arkansas's version of the 'Carolina squat' ban, and it is strict liability — intent is irrelevant. Penalties run $250 for a first offense and $500 thereafter, with a 12-month license suspension on the third. Overall vehicle height is capped at 13 feet 6 inches.
Specific Limits
- Rule
- front bumper may not sit 4 or more inches higher than the rear
- Penalties
- $250 first offense, $500 thereafter, 12-month suspension on the third
Frequently Asked Questions
Are lift kits legal in Arkansas?
What are the exact lift kits limits in Arkansas?
Street-legal lift kits picks
Gear that helps you mod without a ticket in Arkansas.
A modest lift that stays under most state frame- and bumper-height limits.
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