F250 6" Lift with 22" Fuel Hostage wheels
 

Got a quote today on installing a 6" pro com lift kit, shocks, stabilizer & 22" fuel hostage wheels. I need some advice on what the cost of this should be. Any pics of an F250 with 22" please send

id just look at the quote. but thats just me. if you really want to go the extra mile, maybe use google and look up prices. and pictures
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i think what he was trying to say was, is this really going to cost 7 grand?

1700-2k for lift, 3700 for 22x14 wheels and nitto trails, then an easy 5 hours labor at 100 an hour, plus 7-10% for tax, ya id say so. and that was just a quick google search. not to mention how many results when you google f250 22s. i just dont understand why people spend the time to join the forum and ask the question, when they could google things and have it take half the time

No, what I mean't to say was I had a quote for a lift kit from one place for $600 and from you for $2500 and was trying to determine why the difference. I have no idea about what is needed for my custom application - thus the inquiry.

You just lost a sale!!

i think that place quoted you a level with instal. hop on google and type in ford f250 6 inch lift plus your year and you will get an idea on price. then type in fuel hostage 22. thats a good way to check prices. but if you can make out under 6k i would be very impressed

What's custom about your application? Seems like a basic lift install, tire mount and balance, and alignment to me. If they said 600 then that's labor only and maybe a leveling kit if your lucky. I'd ballpark parts and labor being 2-2500 without me actually googling the cost of a pro-comp 6" kit. I'd take whatever the cost of the kit is, and 300 or more for labor, another 80 or so for an alignment, and another 1-150 for mounting and balancing your wheels.

Thanks for all the info The quote I received is in the range of what you all said.

Prices vary greatly, but from what I've read on this and other forums an average installation and alignment will usually be in the $500 to $1000 range. As far as parts, you can usually get a good idea by going to 4Wheel Parts website. They carry a ton of stuff and their prices are usually decent. If someone charges more than 4Wheel Parts, they are high. If they charge less than 4Wheel Parts, you're getting a good deal.