Collection: 70 Series Land Cruiser Suspension

70 SERIES LAND CRUISER SUSPENSION KITS AND LIFT COMPONENTS

SORT OUT THE WAY YOUR 70 SERIES SITS, DRIVES, AND CARRIES

70 Series Land Cruiser suspension upgrades give your ute, Troopy, or wagon the ride height, load-carrying capacity, and on-road manners the factory setup never delivers. The standard 70 Series suspension is built to a price and tuned for an empty vehicle, so add a bull bar, winch, drawers, water tank, and a roof rack full of gear and the front sags, the rear squats, and the handling falls apart. Quality 70 Series suspension fixes every one of those issues. Heavier-rated coil springs at the front, heavy-duty rear leaf packs, and properly valved shock absorbers restore the geometry, lift the vehicle out of the wheel arches, and bring back the steering response that gets washed out when you load the truck up.

SHOCKS, SPRINGS, AND COMPLETE LIFT KITS

This 70 Series suspension collection covers the components that owners actually fit. Heavy-duty shocks with twin-tube or monotube construction sized for sustained load and corrugated outback roads. Constant-load and heavy-load coil springs that match your front-end weight from stock to full bull-bar-plus-winch builds. Heavy-duty rear leaf packs rated for the loads of touring, towing, or trade use. Lift kits in 2-inch and 3-inch heights that increase ground clearance and tyre clearance for larger off-road tyres. Steering damper upgrades to handle the increased forces a lifted 70 Series puts through the steering box. Each component is built for the weight class of 70 Series owners, not generic 4WD applications.

FITS 79 UTE, 78 TROOPY, 76 WAGON, AND 75 SERIES

This 70 Series Land Cruiser suspension collection suits the full lineup including the 79 single cab and dual cab, 78 Troop Carrier, 76 Wagon, and older 75 Series. Front suspension components carry across HZJ, VDJ, and GDJ generations because the front coil setup is shared. Rear leaf springs differ between single cab, dual cab, Troopy, and wagon bodies, so each kit is matched to your exact body style. Each product listing specifies the rated load capacity, lift height, and exact body and year fitment. GVM upgrade kits, where applicable, are flagged separately because they require engineering certification.