Thank you so much. the 3 inch is higher than the 2 inch. just didn't know if the bigger would help.

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eBay is your best bet

https://www.google.com/search?q=2002+Suzuki+XL-7%2C+body+lift+kit

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Fitting any modifications to your vehicle is a good way to invalidate your insurance.

THE FRONT LEVEL KIT FOR THE TRUCK I THINK IS A 2 INCH RAISE TO THE FRONT, SO THAT WOULD BE 3 IN THE FRONT AND 1 IN THE REAR, THE BEST OPTION IS TO INSTALL THE HEIGHT YOU WANT ON THE FRONT AND THEN HAVE A LOOK, DONT ATTEMPT BOTH AT ONCE.

No way. The first set of numbers is the height of the tire. They raise in increments of 10. So the 235 is three sizes bigger. Just about anything larger than a 215 is going to have clearance issues. If you measure the height of the 205 an compared to the 235. There's probably going to be in the area of a 6 inch difference. Since the tire is centered on the rim, the vehicle will sit 3 inches higher. (1/2 on top 1/2 on bottom-same with front and back). Turn the wheel of the vehicle so that the 205 that's on it is as close to the front bumper as you can get it, and measure the space. Do the same with the inside of the fender. As an example, turn the wheel all the way to the right and measure the distance between the closest point of the inside of the tire and the vehicle on the driver's wheel. I hope I've helped. If this information was useful please rate my assistance and leave a testimonial.

two screw-in plus with either a square extruding head, or an indention that a 3/8 or 1'2 inch ratchet will fit into. lowest plug is drain, higher one is fill.

Were you not planning on increasing the tire size after lifting it? They may look a little small with a 3" lift, its a personal preference. If it was me, I would probably go to a larger tire like 285/75R15 or even 305/75R15. Also remember if you put a bigger tire on this thing the speedometer will be off. It will say your going 55 but you may be going 60. Also bigger tires will change the overall gear ratio. It will increase gas mileage but lower the torque to the wheels.

2008 BMW 323i 4 door sedan - factory wheel rim size

Rim size (standard factory spec):
16 inch by 7 inches wide.
Front and rear are the same size.

(It is possible to fit 17 or 18 inch rims to the car if you wish together with an appropriate lower profile tyre ).

(please note that different models in the 2008 3 series BMW have different size rims. For example, the 328 and higher level models runs larger rim sizes).

Hope this helps. Cheers

No, they should be the same size.

Discount tire has a website for different tire sizes and how the sizes affect the speedometer reading. I changed my tires from a 60 to a 65 series and gained about 5% better mileage. Basically my speedo shows 70 and I am doing 74. So I get 4 free miles every 70 miles on the odometer. Too much change will rob you of power.