Price: $300.00
Pros: Looks and rides great
Cons: might not be high enough at 2.5"
Recommended? Yes

Comments: After reading mixed reviews I decided to go with the cost effective option and bought the Rough Country 2.5 kit (shocks and springs)

Price: $300.00
Pros: Progressive rate rides nice and the gray powder coat adds a nice appearance
Cons: None Really
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I bought the 2.5" springs and shocks to replace 2" spacer lift. I have been satisfied with the springs and shocks.

Price: $499.99
Pros: good beginner lift, taller then stated
Cons: soft suspension, sways, may be sagging (been almost a year)
Recommended? Yes

Comments: got the 2.5 and 1.75 bl kit and stuffed 33's well.

Price: $140.00
Pros: i love em. great ride.
Cons: none so far
Recommended? Yes

Comments: great springs. definitely go with springs over spacers. these ride so well. make sure to get new shocks as well. im able to run 32x11.5 Mts with no problems...just rubbing while she turns lol. otherwise great. i tow a bass boat occassionally and the springs barely compress. handles awsome!

Price: $300.00
Pros: good ride and look and off roading
Cons: sagging
Recommended? Yes

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Price: $210.00
Pros: Economy priced 2.5" progressive rate lift spring
Cons: None here but I've read reports of some sagging
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Do note: this review is for the Rough Country 2.5" Progressive Rate Springs

For me these springs have been great. Coupled with OME's N66/N67 shocks they have really transformed the ride of my TJ. They have been on for over a year and several offroad runs. Zero undue sagging at this point. I will say that with the weight of a winch up front Rough Country recommends a 3/4" spring spacer to perfectly level the ride. However, I'm on the fence as to whether to install one. I prefer to have a slight forward rake to the TJ.

In any case, the ride is nice and controlled with the springs and the softer end of the spring rate lets the springs soak up any small sharp jolts to help smooth out the ride. But the higher spring rate is there for bigger bumps or for load carrying.

Overall these are a very good, reasonably priced progressive rate spring.

Price: $199.00
Pros: Easy install, well built spring.
Cons: None yet
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Super easy install, quality spring, came with new bump stops. This 2.5" kit works with stock shocks and I didn't have to lower my transfer case.

Price: $600.00
Pros: Great lift
Cons: non yet
Recommended? Yes

Comments: i would deffinatly recomend this produce only thing bad about it was the instalation but i have a rusted 93 wrangler and it seemed every bolt fought me but other than that great ride quality and great lift

Price: $700.00
Pros: awesome flex
Cons: bumpiest ride ever, and some decent sag.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: i've had this kit on here for about a year now, springs have sagged but thats what happens when your jeep has been through what mine has been through. they flex great but provide a bumpy ride, which i don't mind but other people are genuinely bothered by something that small.

Price: $400.00
Pros: flex good, complete bolt on easy install
Cons: i installed in on my own with no air tools and it took 3 days
Recommended? Yes

Comments: good lift for beginners, still drives well at high speeds, no scrubbing at all with 33 on a 3.5 wheel

Price: $500.00
Pros: Raises nicely
Cons: Directions suck
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Good for the price. Easy to install with a little know how. Directions blow you need to have some knowledge before attempting. Other than that is good

Price: $225.00
Pros: heavy duty, rides nice, great look
Cons: none after two weeks, so far so good
Recommended? Yes

Comments: going from almost no lift to 4 inches of lift was alittle more work than i thought, but its just what i wanted, rides great and looks perfect. great deal on these springs

Price: $100.00
Pros: nice progressive coil, good ride
Cons: none so far, buy I've heard they sag quickly
Recommended? Yes

Comments: bought used
took about a week after install to smooth out the ride. I like them. better than stock with spacers IMO. used 3/4" spacer in the front to level it out.
will buy RC again.

Price: $1.00
Pros: Excellent Durability
Cons: unknown
Recommended? Yes

Comments: These were already installed when i got the jeep from the po but they seem to be of decent quality. I will be upgrading from 3 inch to 4.5 and may or may not go RC again for my next set of springs.

Price: $389.00
Pros: cost, ride quality
Cons: none yet....
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Kit came with shocks, 2.75" springs, .75" spacers(noy used), trans drop(noy used), relocator for rear trac bar(noy used), and 2.2 shocks.

Price: $100.00
Pros: Half the price and Twice and thick as Tuff Country
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: At $100 a pair... sick

RC 4" lift springs raise your jeep more than 1" over Tuff Country. They are also twice and beefy. Side by side it's a no-brainer.

Price: $250.00
Pros: I got 3" of lift out of the new springs
Cons: none so far
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I am really happy with my lift! I've had it for 3 months and have been wheeling a lot more since I got it. The jeep is amazing and the lift only made it more amazing.

Price: $1,200.00
Pros: Pricing was very good for the product that you get.
Cons: Haven't found any yet.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Handles better than my 60k mile stock suspension. Also makes you standout some from other stock Jeeps. I feel more comfortable when on trails having it installed.

Price: $100.00
Pros: better than 2.5 with spacers
Cons: a bit rougher than the 2.5 springs
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Went with the 4" springs as a little security than floatng on springs with spacers.

Price: $350.00
Pros: Easy install with good amount of lift
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: This product was an easy install and provided great lift! My jeep easily rides 33s with this rough country 2 inch suspension lift and a one inch body lift