Lift Kits in South Carolina
Vehicle type: Truck
South Carolina has no lift-height or bumper-height cap. Its rule is the original 'Carolina squat' ban: it is unlawful to operate a passenger vehicle whose front or rear fender has been raised 4 or more inches higher than the other.
Verified against primary sources · August 2026
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Street-legal lift kits picks
Gear that helps you mod without a ticket in South Carolina.
A modest lift that stays under most state frame- and bumper-height limits.
Suspension lift kit →Going taller? Check your state's bumper and frame height caps before you order.
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