Suspension Installer in SF Bay Area

I am looking for a suspension installer in the SF Bay Area. I'm in the north bay but can travel anywhere in the bay area. I've got a 21 TRD OR that I have an Accutune King 2.5 suspension kit with Icon RXT to install. Hopefully the installer can also provide a CMC if necessary for the wheels I'm planning on using (SCS Blaze 10s with 285 70 R17 KO2s). Thank You!

 

Beeps off-road (Hayward), Milogen Fabrication (South Bay) and Stellar Built (Sacramento).

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/regions.36/

 

Klean Ridez in San Jose is solid or Xtreme HID is who I have used. Beeps and stellar are solid too. SWAT customs is crazy overpriced.

 

beeps was good to a buddy and I.

 

+1 for Milogen Fab

 

I had Klean Ridez do my suspension install as well as alignment and they did top notch work. Every bolt they touched was marked with paint pen so you can see if anything backs out and they were able to get my alignment done with more positive caster for my liking. Sal runs a great shop and their work is excellent!

 

Stellar in Sac - installs done right.

 

Thanks for the replies all. Beeps seems to be the closest to my location so I will give them a shout and go from there.

 

Yeah they do a wide arrange of work. I do most of the mods myself, but it nice knowing I have somewhere to take my truck if needed.

 

I had Mark do my suspension work and more!

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/install-work-in-the-san-francisco-bay-area-norcal.640100/

 

Just an FYI that Mike at Beeps Offroad was a pleasure to work with, competitively priced, and did an amazing job installing my King 2.5s front and back, Icon RXT springs, SCS Wheels and KO2 tires and alignment. They did the work quickly and kept me informed throughout on timing, payments, etc... Thank you for everyone's suggestions. Now to find someone to install an Arb twin air compressor with a Slee mount. I'm debating whether to install a Switch Pro for future winch/lighting installs or just to do the Arb air compressor direct to battery at this point. I know zero about electrical wiring.

 

Milogen

 

Right on! Glad to hear that.

In regards to your second question. I am very happy with my Switchpro and Powertray set up. It makes wiring now and in the future very easy while keeping everything organized. You can run power/ground for the compressor off the powertray +/- bus bar. With regards to a winch I would run that separately/directly to the battery terminals with an isolation switch. Happy to walk you through it/help if you have any questions. There is also a ton of Switchpro info here - https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/switch-pros-9100-install-and-bs-thread.534369/

 

Beeps is the same person that owns beeps burgers in San Francisco. I believe.