
Step bars
Make it easier to get in and out of the truck. We'll help find the right length, drop, finish, and mounting style for your cab.
Call319.266.2867Bring us the truck. Tell us what you want to change.
Parts that earn their keep
Steps make a tall cab easier to get into. A bed cover keeps gear out of the weather. A leveling kit changes the stance. Good accessories solve a specific problem or give the truck the look you wanted in the first place.
CVSi sells and installs step bars, tonneau covers, lift and leveling kits, rock lights, light bars, floor liners, wheels, tires, and other truck accessories.
Ask about Truck Accessories →Cab style, bed length, trim, suspension, and existing accessories can all change which part number fits.
Access, cargo protection, ride height, lighting, interior protection, or appearance. Start with the problem.
Year, make, model, bed length, cab style, and existing modifications determine what fits.
We'll confirm availability, order the parts, and schedule the installation.
Suspension, body, bed, and cab
These are some of the suspension, body protection, bed-access, and interior brands CVSi customers commonly compare. They are a starting point—not the limit. Fitment and availability are confirmed for the exact truck before ordering.
















Need a specific brand or part? Bring the truck details and the product you have in mind. CVSi can confirm fitment and sourcing before the build begins.
CVSi sells and installs truck accessories in Cedar Falls. Call with the year, make, model, cab, bed length, and the part you're looking for.
Contact CVSi →Call the shop to confirm current products, availability, terms, or compatibility for your specific job.
Popular names customers ask about include Rough Country, FOX, BDS Suspension, Bilstein, ReadyLIFT, Zone Offroad, Ranch Hand, Fab Fours, AMP Research, BAK, Retrax, LEER, WeatherTech, and Husky Liners. Availability and fitment vary by vehicle and supplier, so CVSi confirms the application before ordering or installation.
Yes. A coordinated plan is especially useful when wheels, tires, suspension, steps, bed equipment, lighting, or electronics affect one another.
It depends on the goal. Protection and daily-use accessories may come first for a work truck, while suspension and wheel fitment may lead a stance-focused build.
Available options may include folding, rolling, retractable, and hard covers. The right choice depends on security, weather protection, bed access, existing rails or toolboxes, and the appearance you want.
Yes. Planning the accessories as one build helps coordinate fitment, wiring, tire clearance, mounting space, finish, and installation order.
Yes. Existing modifications become part of the planning process because they can change mounting space, wiring access, clearance, and fitment.