Ah, the age-old question for Aussie 4x4 enthusiasts who want to stand tall without landing in a legal quagmire. In Victoria, body lifts are not outright illegal, but they do have to play nice with the regulations. The key is that the vehicle must remain safe and roadworthy, with no adverse effects on stability or control. Modifications, including body lifts, usually require an inspection and certification through VicRoads or an authorised engineer.
So, slap on a body lift and expect to prove your rig’s still up to snuff. If you skip the paperwork, you might find yourself on the wrong side of the law—and that’s not a lift you want. For more detailed info, check out VicRoads guidelines or ServiceCentral for inspection requirements.
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