4 Post Lift with Jacks

If you’re tired of crawling on the ground, a Four Post Car Lift is the simple answer. These lifts are steady, easy to use, and perfect for both storage and repairs. A Four Post Auto Lift gives you drive-on convenience and stability without the fuss of arms or adapters. Most folks looking at 4 post automotive lifts just want something solid that can hold up their car or truck without worry. Whether you call them for post automotive lifts or four-posts, they get the job done. Take a look at our lineup and see which car lift fits your garage

What’s a 4 post car lift good for?

Mainly storage and easy maintenance. If you want to park one car over another or just make oil changes easier, a 4 post lift is the way to go. It’s solid, stable, and you don’t have to bolt it down in most cases.

How high does my garage ceiling need to be for a four post automotive lift?

You’ll need at least 9 feet for most setups, but 10–12 feet gives you breathing room — especially if you’re stacking two trucks or SUVs. Always check your lift's specs and measure your vehicles.

Can I do real repair work on a 4 post automotive lift?

For basic stuff like oil changes or exhaust work, yes. But if you need the wheels hanging (for suspension or brake work), you’ll want a rolling jack or go with a 2 post lift instead.

Are four post automotive lifts safe to leave a car up for months?

Yep — they’re designed for long-term storage. Just make sure the lift is locked in place and you’re level. Lots of folks use them year-round without issues.

Do four post car lifts need to be anchored to the floor?

Nope. Most 4 post lifts don’t need anchors, which makes them easier to move around. That said, anchoring can give a little more peace of mind in high-use shops.