If you look at the majority of trucks when they come from the factory, you may have noticed that they sit higher in the rear than the front. This is most commonly referred to as rake. The reason manufacturers add rake is so if you have a heavy load in the box, the rear of the truck will sink under the weight to match the front, reducing the chance of sagging. If you are not using your truck to haul heavy loads regularly rake can look very visually unappealing. A cheap and straightforward way to make your Chevy Silverados rear and front even is with a leveling kit. A leveling kit is typically a disc-shaped device that you mount onto the top of your existing struts. When it comes to selecting a leveling kit, you have many options, usually ranging from 2″ up to 3.” Some manufacturers also make front and rear leveling kits raising the entire vehicle without the need for a lift kit. Unfortunately, a leveling kit does not provide a ton of extra ground clearance, but they are significantly cheaper than a proper lift kit. Below we have compiled a list of our favorite 2007- 2018 Chevy Silverado leveling kits. Still, have questions about leveling kits? Check out our Q&A on leveling kits here