Lift Laws By State

[AJeepZJ]

I thought this would be a useful link for those who are undertaking serious serious trail rig projects.


http://www.liftlaws.com/

Feel free to discuss! lol I for one am very happy to live in NC, lol.

[superacerc]

I've noticed that lift companies are now making bumper drop down kits so you can keep stock bumper heights. I guess it's in response to lift laws.

[CmmdrDan]

Maryland isn't bad. Just cant have the bumper higher than 20 inches. Nothing for me to worry about.

[Holaday07 4.7]

Missouri is easy. My buddy DDs his 2500 chevy with a SAS and 44 inch boggers. The only thing they mess with you about is the damn window tint

[EvilJager]

I think its mord per cop then state. If they dont like your rig they will find something wrong with it.

[Sal-XK]

I'm also glad I live in NC no fender laws lift or bumper laws no door laws you don't even need a windshield here. Cops here seem pretty cool I don't know anyone that has been hassled for anything on there Jeeps some guys have some Jeeps you would get arrested for driving in Illinois that's for sure.

[AJeepZJ]

^ Only dumb code I don't like about NC's law are the lights.. Which at one point I was breaking this code for a long time, and I intend to break again (I like light). But I'm assuming your not allowed to have more than one pair on. I had two pair on the WK for a while. Didn't use either unless I was off road. Though I did use westin-installed fog lights during dense fog or dense rain.

[Sal-XK]

Your allowed to have I 4 lights on at once. So running your driving lights and a set of off road lights your good. I've run using my overhead on when I had them installed once or twice and no issues. I know in IL not only can you not use your off road lights period on the road you need to have the covers on while driving on the roads LOL

[lekmedm]

That's a great site!

For all bros in New Jersey, wheel spacers are prohibited!