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Lift Kits in Pennsylvania

Conditional

Pennsylvania requires the bumper bar within 16–20 inches on cars (16–30 on light trucks); front lift blocks are prohibited and rear blocks limited to 5 inches.

Verified against primary sources · August 2026

What the law says

67 Pa. Code § 175.80 sets the bumper band at 16–20 in for passenger cars and 16–30 in for MPVs/light trucks, prohibits front lift blocks, and caps rear blocks at 5 inches over OEM.

Specific Limits

Lift blocks
front prohibited; rear ≤5 in over OEM
Bumper range cars
16–20 in
Bumper range trucks
16–30 in

Statute

67 Pa. Code § 175.80

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are lift kits legal in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania requires the bumper bar within 16–20 inches on cars (16–30 on light trucks); front lift blocks are prohibited and rear blocks limited to 5 inches.
What are the exact lift kits limits in Pennsylvania?
Lift blocks: front prohibited; rear ≤5 in over OEM. Bumper range cars: 16–20 in. Bumper range trucks: 16–30 in. Source: 67 Pa. Code § 175.80.

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