New Hampshire driving lawsRide Height & Lift

New Hampshire Ride Height & Lift Laws (2026)

Info: If you alter the suspension in New Hampshire, the bumper must sit 16-20 in off the ground on a private passenger vehicle, or 16-30 in on other vehicles; going higher needs DMV approval.

InfoVerified Jun 19, 2026

If you alter the suspension in New Hampshire, the bumper must sit 16-20 in off the ground on a private passenger vehicle, or 16-30 in on other vehicles; going higher needs DMV approval. (RSA 266:9.)

Official source: gc.nh.gov

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