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Lift Kits in Oklahoma

Legal

Oklahoma has no statutory lift, frame-height, or bumper-height limit. General equipment rules — lighting, fenders over the rearmost wheels, the 13-foot-6 overall height cap — still apply.

Verified against primary sources · September 2026

What the law says

OSCN's current Title 47, Chapter 12 (Equipment of Vehicles) contains no bumper-height, frame-height, or suspension-lift section, and no 2024-2026 enactment added one. The word 'bumper' appears in Title 47 only in overall-length and damage-disclosure provisions. Fenders or covers are required over the rearmost wheels (§ 12-405.3), and overall height is capped at 13 feet 6 inches (§ 14-103).

Specific Limits

Overall height
13 ft 6 in load-height cap (§ 14-103)
Statewide height limit
none

Statute

Okla. Stat. tit. 47 (no height-modification section; fenders: § 12-405.3)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are lift kits legal in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma has no statutory lift, frame-height, or bumper-height limit. General equipment rules — lighting, fenders over the rearmost wheels, the 13-foot-6 overall height cap — still apply.
What are the exact lift kits limits in Oklahoma?
Overall height: 13 ft 6 in load-height cap (§ 14-103). Statewide height limit: none. Source: Okla. Stat. tit. 47 (no height-modification section; fenders: § 12-405.3).

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