Jeep Cherokee Suspension Lift Kits: 40–140 mm (1.5–5.5")

Lift options for XJ, KJ (Liberty) and KK models. Choose +40–50 mm for daily comfort and light trails, or go taller on XJ with dedicated long-arm systems. Backed by OFM4x4 UK LTD.

Jump to: Why lift a Cherokee • What’s in the range • Fitment • FAQ

Why lift a Cherokee?

• Clearance: Raise diffs and sills for ruts and rocky lanes.
• Capability: Improve ramp-over and articulation on XJ live axles.
• Stability: Correct spring rates and damping for loaded trips.

What’s in the range

• Ironman 4x4 +50 mm NitroGas (Cherokee XJ)
• Ironman 4x4 +40 mm NitroGas (Cherokee XJ)
• Ironman 4x4 +40 mm NitroGas (Cherokee KJ 2001–2006)
• B52 Offroad +40 mm (Cherokee KJ 2002–2006)
• B52 Offroad +40 mm (Cherokee KK 2007–2013)

Fitment & advisory notes

• Models: XJ 1984–2001; KJ 2001–2006; KK 2007–2013 (check each product listing).
• Geometry: After any lift, book an alignment; XJ long-arm/taller lifts need supporting components.
• Tyres: +40–50 mm supports mild upsizes; aggressive sizes may require trimming and offset wheels.
• Loads: Match spring rates to accessories (bumpers, winch, racks) and cargo.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I daily drive a lifted XJ/KJ/KK?

Yes—stick to sensible tyre sizes and complete the alignment.

Do I need extended brake hoses?

Usually not at +40–50 mm; taller XJ lifts may require them—see product notes.

Will the lift increase NVH?

Quality dampers and correct spring rates keep NVH in check compared to tired OE parts.

Are bump-stop changes required?

Often recommended to protect shocks and tyres at full compression.

What’s the warranty?

Manufacturer warranties apply; details on each product page.

Can OFM4x4 UK LTD recommend spring rates?

Yes—contact us with your vehicle spec and typical load for tailored advice.

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