Toyota Landcruiser

The Toyota Landcruiser has been around almost as long as Pedders have and we're a big fan of the off-road capabilities and total reliability of one of the best 4x4s on the road.

Pedders have been specialising in producing and testing equipment for off-road vehicles for many of our years and are proud to say that we believe that we can offer you the very best for your Landcruiser.

Trak Ryder 4WD Suspension represents many years of technical development and delivers new levels of ride and comfort for the 4-wheel drive Toyota Landcruiser owner. Pedders Trak Ryder suspension includes hundreds of quality components in its construction each designed to improve the ride and handling of specific vehicles in specific ways.

There are many different versions of the Landcruiser, starting from the 40 up to 200 series, Prado, LWB and SWB. Each Landcruiser has it's own suspension design, capabilities and fables and we offer many parts to upgrade, lift or simply maintain your Landcruiser.

The first question is "What do I want from my Landcruiser?"

• If you're wanting to put your 4x4 to the test, lift the suspension, gain more axle articulation, fit bigger tyres etc, check out the "Lift Kits".
• If you constantly tow or load your Landcruiser, an upgrade in standard height or lifted rear suspension will give you a more stable vehicle capable of taking more weight without suffering from suspension which is unable to control the vehicle.
• If you are a spirited driver, maybe you want to retain the standard height but stiffen everything up to give you more feedback, better handling characteristics and control. We cater for all.

Please choose your vehicle from the selection and should you have any questions, feel free to ask us on our Live Chat.

How high will my Landcruiser be?

Although the kits give an approximate lift, this can be a little misleading. Springs settle over time, so a 1.5 inch lift, may turn out to be a bit more in reality. To ensure that you know exactly what you are getting, we also quote a fitted height. This is measured from the bottom of the wheel rim to the wheel-arch. The benefit of this method is that tyre choice has no influence on the quoted height. A summary of this can be seen here

Still not sure we have the right parts? Not sure which kit is the one for you? Then please get in touch, where one of our team will ensure you get the right parts for your needs.