[yonah]

Another from Facebook:

 

[Dark$tar]

I'd like to know any long term issues with the lift?

 

[Dark$tar]

Curious who has the most miles on their JOR lift and any longer term issues on 4th gen? I have a friend with about 15k on his lift and started having bad tire wear / alignment issues.

Could have been the installer or just poor initial alignment..

I would like to know this as well.

 

[yonah]

This was just posted via the 4th Gen Sienna FB group - alternative JOR installer in the Bend area.

 

[TBIYTC]

Two inch Journeys lift with larger tires and pulled the plastic off the wheels

 

[Dark$tar]

I installed the 3" on my 2022 Woodland. Photos are shown at this link: Air Bag suspension kit for 2022 XLE AWD?

We are debating this on our new Woodland. Have you have any issues? Some say doing this on teh woodland should only be the 2" due to the longer springs in the woodland.

 

[ProfessorKarcher]

Has worked fine on our woodland. No issues with the lift. The van itself--well, the seats are not comfortable on long trips (*for me) and I've got a rattle in my side door. But no issue with the lift other than that I can't decide whether to increase the tire size to 31 or 32" or wait for the 235/60/18 BfGoodrich K03s in 2026 to stay in specs.

 

[SigBoi]

How is the step in height after the lift? Looking at doing a 2in and will have smaller kids, sometimes have elderly parents riding with us. Do you find it is a much higher step up to get into the van?

 

[ProfessorKarcher]

No problems after 25k miles. Other than that I haven’t selected the size tire I want to go up to. I wonder if it can handle 31.5” (rather than stock 29”).

 

[ProfessorKarcher]

How is the step in height after the lift? Looking at doing a 2in and will have smaller kids, sometimes have elderly parents riding with us. Do you find it is a much higher step up to get into the van?

It’s like getting into a suburban. It’s a step up with the 3” lift. I slide up into my seat. It’s noticeable.

 

[JN2k108]

I wonder if 16” wheels will clear the brakes and then you can run a higher ratio tire

 

[Vanfam12345]

I wonder if 16” wheels will clear the brakes and then you can run a higher ratio tire

No. 17” is smallest possible

 

[SigBoi]

It’s like getting into a suburban. It’s a step up with the 3” lift. I slide up into my seat. It’s noticeable.

Thanks for the feedback!

 

[TBIYTC]

No problems after 25k miles. Other than that I haven’t selected the size tire I want to go up to. I wonder if it can handle 31.5” (rather than stock 29”).

Good about lift and miles so far.
‘I went up one size and not sure if I would go any larger. I measure my stock bridgestone turanza 235/60/18 at 28.5”. The Bridgestone blizzaks are 235/65/18 and I measure 29.5”
The fronts clear at a turn and I guess I could squeak another 1/2” on either side at turn but I don’t want to hear a rub ever if possible.
other wheel size might have less step but the cost to buy new wheels….

 

[AntiGroundhogDay]

No problems after 25k miles. Other than that I haven’t selected the size tire I want to go up to. I wonder if it can handle 31.5” (rather than stock 29”).

I'm interested in retaining the stock tire size. Can you feel any changes in MPG with just the list over those 25k miles with the stock tire size?

 

[ProfessorKarcher]

I'm interested in retaining the stock tire size. Can you feel any changes in MPG with just the list over those 25k miles with the stock tire size?

I'm still getting about 34-36 on my Hybrid Sienna Woodland with the 3" lift.

 

[Dark$tar]

I'm still getting about 34-36 on my Hybrid Sienna Woodland with the 3" lift.

That's awesome! We have 5k miles on our Woodland (not lifted) and are only getting 30.8mpg.. Though its mostly city driving

 

[csvenson]

I would like to know this as well.

 

[csvenson]

70 k with kit
103 k total miles

 

[Dark$tar]

70 k with kit
103 k total miles

Any abnormal issues with tire wear or other lift related issues?