Fox is the shock we install most for one reason: it delivers genuine performance and ride quality at a price that makes sense. We spec, install, and tune Fox 2.0 and 2.5 shocks and coilovers to your weight, tires, and terrain — not just bolt them on at default settings.
We stock and install a lot of shock brands, and Fox earns its spot as our most-installed for a simple reason: it hits the value-to-performance sweet spot better than anything else. A set of Fox shocks transforms how a truck rides and controls — on the highway, on washboard, and at speed in the dirt — without the boutique price of a full race shock.
Fox also has the broadest fitment in the business, so whatever you drive, there is a proven Fox application for it. That breadth, plus genuinely good engineering — better oil capacity, heat management, and damping control than factory shocks — is why they show up on so many of our coilover and lift builds.
What we will not do is treat a Fox shock as a magic bolt-on. The performance comes from matching the right series and valving to your truck and dialing it in. That is the part a parts-counter sale skips and we never do.

From a value performance shock to a reservoir-equipped, adjustable coilover, here are the Fox lines we build with most — matched to your weight and how hard you run it.
The everyday-hero Fox shock. A big step up from factory in ride and control for daily, trail, and overland use, at an attainable price. Where most street-and-trail builds start with Fox. It is also the shock that ships in most BDS kits, so if you are shopping a complete bolt-in system rather than shocks on their own, that is the same damper arriving as part of a matched package.
A larger body and piston with more oil and often a reservoir and DSC adjuster — runs cooler under sustained abuse and resists fade on long, fast dirt. The pick for heavier rigs and more aggressive use.
Front coilovers that combine the spring and damper with ride-height adjustment and serious damping control — ideal when a truck carries front armor or you want the front dialed for your exact load.
Position-sensitive internal-bypass shocks that stay plush in the middle of travel and firm up near the ends — the high-speed-desert choice for soaking up whoops without bottoming. Tuned to your terrain.
The question we get most is Fox versus King. The honest answer: both are top-tier, and the right one depends on your budget and how hard you run. Fox is the value-and-performance champion with unmatched fitment; King is the boutique, rebuildable, race-bred option for the no-compromise crowd. Either way, the install and tune decide whether you get the performance you paid for.
We also build with Bilstein when a more budget-focused upgrade fits — we are not loyal to a logo, we are loyal to matching the right shock to your truck. Fox is a natural fit on Wrangler builds with Fox shocks and equally proven on Tacoma builds with Fox shocks.

A bumper, winch, drawers, and tires change what your suspension needs to control. We spec the Fox series, spring rate, and valving to your loaded weight so the shock works with the rest of the build, not against it.
On adjustable Fox shocks, we set the clicker and ride height and fine-tune them during the road test for your terrain. An off-the-shelf shock left at default leaves real performance on the table.
Shocks go in alongside the lift, geometry correction, and a full alignment so the whole package works together. We do not bolt shocks onto a tired or misaligned front end and call it done.
We install and tune Fox shocks for drivers from every corner of the metro. Wherever you are coming from, there is a good chance we have already built one from your zip code.