FAQs

How thick does my concrete need to be for a two-post lift? Most 9,000 to 10,000 lb two-post lifts require a minimum slab thickness and strength set by the manufacturer, and that requirement is listed on each product page. If you are not sure what you have, a core sample is the only reliable way to confirm it before you anchor.

Do you offer installation? We do not install directly, but we can point you toward certified installers in most metro areas. Many customers use a local lift installer or an ALI-certified inspector for the first commissioning.

What is the difference between a two-post and a four-post lift? A two-post lift raises the vehicle by its frame and leaves the wheels hanging, which is what you want for brake, suspension, and wheel work. A four-post lift is drive-on and carries the vehicle on its tires, which suits storage, alignment, and quick service.

Can I get a freight quote before I order? Yes. Send us the model you are looking at, your delivery ZIP code, and whether it is a commercial address, and we will come back with a delivered price.

Do you sell to home garages as well as shops? We do. Tell us your ceiling height and slab details and we will steer you to a lift that will actually fit and anchor safely.