Rough Country N3 1.5 Inch Loaded Leveling Struts | 2024-2026 Toyota Tacoma 4WD | 501177
Build your truck around the correct application instead of guessing at a generic spacer. Rough Country part 501177 is a vehicle-specific pre-loaded N3 replacement leveling struts for 2024-2026 Toyota Tacoma 4WD; current Rough Country data also lists selected AWD years. Serial Killer Customs lists the important fitment limits up front so you can verify the truck before ordering.
Key Specs & Benefits
- Manufacturer: Rough Country
- Part number: 501177
- Front lift / leveling: 1.5 inches front
- Drivetrain: 4WD / selected AWD
- Loaded coil-over-strut assemblies arrive pre-assembled for a direct replacement installation.
- Nitrogen-charged N3 damping, 1-3/8-inch bore and application-specific valving.
- Provides approximately 1.5 inches of front lift while preserving a factory-like ride.
- 3-year Rough Country strut warranty.
Vehicle Fitment
Fits: 2024-2026 Toyota Tacoma 4WD; current Rough Country data also lists selected AWD years.
Important Fitment Warnings
- Do not install with an additional strut spacer.
- Does not fit Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS).
- Does not fit Trailhunter or TRD Pro.
- Does not fit TRD models equipped with the TRD Off-Road Suspension / Bilstein reservoir struts (48510-AK031 / 48510-AK032).
What's Included
Pair of Premium N3 loaded front leveling struts.
Installation & Final Checks
Loaded-strut replacement installation; verify final alignment and tire clearance. After installation, verify brake-line/ABS-wire clearance, suspension travel and tire-to-body clearance, then retorque suspension hardware after the initial break-in period.
Wheel & tire note: Tire clearance depends on wheel width, offset/backspacing, actual tire dimensions and the vehicle's factory suspension package. Published tire combinations are a guide; aggressive combinations should be test-fit.
Before ordering: Send Serial Killer Customs your year, make, model, drive type, trim, engine and factory suspension options if you are unsure. We would rather verify the application first than send the wrong kit.
