Last updated: November 11, 2026
Important: We sell lifts for installation by the buyer or a professional installer. We strongly recommend professional installation. Always follow the installation manual supplied with your lift.
Check before you order
- Ceiling height: compare your lowest ceiling point (including garage door tracks, openers and lights) with the lift's overall height and the height of your tallest vehicle when raised.
- Bay size: check the lift's overall width and length, plus space to walk around it and open vehicle doors.
- Concrete: lifts that must be anchored need concrete that meets the minimum thickness and strength in the product specifications, cured for at least 28 days, without cracks or expansion joints at anchor points.
- Electrical: check the power unit's voltage and circuit requirements. Electrical work should be done by a licensed electrician.
- Vehicle weight: make sure each vehicle's weight, and its weight distribution, is within the lift's rated capacity.
Safe operation
- Read the operating manual and all warning labels before first use.
- Never exceed the rated lifting capacity.
- Use the vehicle manufacturer's recommended lifting points.
- Always lower the lift onto its mechanical safety locks before working under a vehicle.
- Keep people out of the lift area while raising or lowering.
- Inspect the lift, cables, locks and hydraulic lines regularly, and stop using it if anything looks damaged.
Certification
Certification status, if any, is listed on each product page. If a product page does not state a certification, do not assume the product is certified.