Get the Best Off-Road Ride Possible With Skyjacker Suspensions at SEMA 2018

Conquering trails is a beautiful thing. Whenever you’re hitting the dirt, you want your vehicle to perform—and Skyjacker Suspensions can help smooth your ride.

This year, Skyjacker is excited to announce that it has answered over 30 requests for its products to be on vehicles at the SEMA Show taking place at the Las Vegas Convention Center from October 30thto November 2nd, 2018.

As the premier annual trade event for automotive specialty products in the world, SEMA provides attendees with the opportunity to enjoy educational seminars, product demonstrations, special events and networking opportunities.

In 2017, SEMA drew more than 70,000 domestic and international buyers to its tables.

And so, it’s easy to see how it’s a helpful event, and a big deal.

Skyjacker is honored to announce that 25 of its requests for the show were for its Jeep JL Dual Rate-Long Travel Suspension Kits. Want to get your hands on one?

Here’s all you need to know about the kits and the company, in order to take advantage of this superior automotive technology built for die-hard off-roading fans, with a wild streak at heart.

The 2018 Jeep JL Dual Rate-Long Travel Suspension Kits are available for both 2-door and 4-door models in lifts ranging from 1”-4”. Essentially, they give you the best of both worlds.

The first rate, lighter spring rate offers exceptional highway ride quality. This allows for the suspension to drop out and keep the tires in contact with the ground much longer, while the coils remain in the upper coil bucket at full drop.

The second rate offers consistent control and stability during body roll. You enjoy heavy off-road suspension movement during extreme off-road use, no matter where the path takes you.

No doubt, your vehicle needs to be safe. Skykjacker gets that.

In accordance with the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (FMVSS) No. 126, the company voluntarily tested their Jeep Wrangler JL lift systems before placing anything in your hands.

Vehicles were put through a series of evasive lane-change maneuvers at highway speeds. This was to ensure that the driver can safely maintain control in critical driving situations.

It was all done to reduce the risk of rollover crashes, assuring your safety as a customer.