What would be a fair labor rate for a lift.

[concrete_boots]

Thanks guys. I may just ask the dealer when I pick it up. I got an update yesterday. It was put on the boat 3/26 and scheduled to arrive in port on 4/25.

Long 8 weeks - i have ordered a bunch of goodies so they will be here when it comes home.

Thanks again.

What dealer ? When did you order ?
I contacted 2 recently about trd pro orders

Shore...laughed since they buy them themselves then mark up $5k
Vineland...November 2016 "build" April 2017 "expected delivery"

 

[Bourbonator]

Garage, jack, air tools, and some beer. It's all you need. I'll do mine myself. Did my Tundra myself a few years back and that was a PITA.

+1 for a 6-pack. All you need is a good friend and/or tools.

 

[Snow-Jet-MK5]

take it back and swap it for a Trail and get your money back if you're going to lift it

x2. I'm a claims adjuster and can you get you the book time. It should only take an hour per corner. Good thing you don't live here in the Bay Area as the rates are about 120/hr

 

[Phoenix4R]

x2. I'm a claims adjuster and can you get you the book time. It should only take an hour per corner. Good thing you don't live here in the Bay Area as the rates are about 120/hr

Labor rates aren't any cheaper here in Phoenix.

 

[Mean TT]

I think I paid 400 or so for my OME kit. Everyone is correct, shop rates between 70 and 110 are pretty common here in Texas. Whatever you do, don't go to a stealership. 4wheel parts did mine. You will also need an alignment and balancing/mounting for new wheels and tires. That adds another few hundred.

 

[brockvond]

I envy you Texas folk. I was given an estimate here in the northeast of $450 (2 hours labor per side) to install front Bilstein 5100s. Many shops said they wouldn't install because the billies weren't oem.