Chevy Truck Off-Road Accessories & Upgrades

While installing aftermarket parts, including lift kits, can potentially affect your vehicle's warranty, it doesn't necessarily void it. However, any damage that's directly attributable to the aftermarket parts or their installation may not be covered. It's advisable to consult with your dealership or read the terms of your warranty for clarity.

A lift kit can change the ride dynamics of your truck. Typically, a professionally installed, high-quality lift kit should maintain or even improve ride quality. However, very tall lifts might lead to a stiffer ride. Always choose kits from reputable brands and ensure professional installation.

The recommended tire size largely depends on the amount of lift you've added. For instance, a 2-inch lift may accommodate up to 33-inch tires, whereas a 6-inch lift could fit 35-inch or larger tires. Always consult with our team for personalized recommendations based on your specific lift and model.

The lifespan of a skid plate depends on usage. If you frequently drive on rough terrains, it's a good idea to inspect your skid plates for any signs of excessive wear, dents, or damage. While skid plates are designed to take a beating, ensuring they are in optimal condition guarantees the protection of your truck's underbelly.

Yes, we offer overlanding equipment compatible with both models. However, due to size differences between Colorado and Silverado, specific gear might vary. Always consult our team to ensure you're choosing the right equipment for your specific model.

Adding off-road accessories, especially larger tires, can lead to a decrease in fuel efficiency due to increased weight and altered aerodynamics. However, the impact varies based on the type and number of accessories. It's essential to monitor your fuel efficiency after making significant changes.

Yes, larger tires can affect the accuracy of your speedometer. After upgrading, recalibration ensures that your speedometer readings are accurate, which can be essential for safety and avoiding speeding tickets.

Recovery mounts allow you to attach vital recovery tools like winches, tow hooks, and more. They're especially beneficial if you frequently drive off-road, ensuring you can recover your vehicle from sticky situations such as getting stuck in mud or sand.

Yes, most aftermarket installations are reversible. If you decide you want to return to the stock settings or trade-in/sell your Chevy, we can assist in removing the upgrades and returning your vehicle to its original state.

For any other questions or personalized consultations, don’t hesitate to reach out to our team at Axleboy Offroad. We're always here to guide and ensure you make the best decisions for your Chevy 4x4 adventure needs.