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Types of Lifts Available

1. Two-Post Lifts

Two-post lifts are among the most popular options for auto repair shops. They provide a sturdy and reliable platform for lifting vehicles, allowing easy access to the underside for repairs and inspections. With various lifting capacities available, you can choose a two-post lift that suits your vehicle’s weight and size.

2. Four-Post Lifts

Ideal for vehicle storage and maintenance, four-post lifts are versatile and stable. They can accommodate a wider range of vehicle types, including trucks and SUVs. These lifts are perfect for those looking to maximize space in their garage or workshop while providing a safe lifting solution for various repairs.

3. Scissor Lifts

For those who need a compact and efficient lifting solution, scissor lifts are an excellent choice. They offer a smaller footprint, making them ideal for workshops with limited space. Scissor lifts provide excellent stability and can be used for a wide range of maintenance tasks.

4. Alignment Lifts

If you specialize in wheel alignment and suspension work, an alignment lift is essential. These lifts are designed with built-in features that allow for precise vehicle positioning, making alignment services more efficient and effective.

5. Inground Lifts

If you happen to be limited by shop space or working on high end cars, then you will want an inground lift. Inground lifts are a more substantial upfront investment by the time they are installed, however they do have quite a few benefits. Such as, there are no columns to door ding, easier to get in and out of the vehicle, and the entire hydraulic system is contained in a cassette making it considerably less likely to get any oil on your customers vehicle in the event of a hose or cylinder failure. Not to mention if you are installing quite a few lifts, you are able to fit more inground lifts in then any other style and still have space to work.

6. Mobile Column Lifts

Mobile column lifts are a great option for those working on heavy equipment such as semi’s, straight trucks, dump trucks, or other large service body trucks. They are versatile and able to be rolled up neatly out of the way when not in use. Not to mention ours are wireless.

Key Considerations When Buying a Lift

When selecting the right lift for your needs, consider the following factors:

1. Vehicle Types

Assess the types of vehicles you plan to lift. Some lifts are better suited for smaller cars, while others can accommodate larger trucks and SUVs. Make sure the car lift for sale you choose has the appropriate weight capacity.

2. Space Constraints

Evaluate the available space in your workshop or garage. Measure the ceiling height and floor space to determine which car lift for sale will fit comfortably without restricting movement.

3. Purpose of Use

Determine what tasks you plan to perform with your car lift for sale. If you require extensive undercarriage access, a two-post or inground lift might be more suitable. For general maintenance, storage, oil changes, and occasional repairs, a four-post or scissor lift may be a better fit.

4. Budget

Establish a budget before shopping for a lift. While it’s essential to invest in quality equipment, there are options available to fit various price ranges. Don’t hesitate to inquire about financing options that may be available.