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Car Scissor Lifts

A scissor car lift is a space-saving way to get your vehicle in the air, whether you're working in a shop or a scissor lift home garage setup. These lifts come in low, mid, and full-rise options to match your needs, from quick wheel work to full undercarriage access.

Need a portable scissor lift car hoist? We offer portable scissor car lifts that roll away when not in use, giving you more flexibility in tight spaces. For shops, a vehicle scissor lift provides easy access without taking up as much room as a two-post lift.

Looking for a garage scissor lift that works with your setup? Whether you need an auto scissor lift for regular maintenance or a heavy-duty option for bigger jobs, we have the right lift for you.

Check out our selection and find the scissor lift for cars that fits your garage.

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Car Scissor Lifts FAQs

What is a car scissor lift?

A car scissor lift uses a crisscrossing steel support system to raise a vehicle straight up. It’s compact, space-saving, and ideal for tire, brake, and bodywork tasks in home garages or small shops.

Are scissor lifts safe to work under?

Yes—when used correctly on solid concrete and with safety locks engaged, scissor lifts are very safe. Always follow the manufacturer’s weight capacity and setup instructions.

How high can a scissor lift raise my vehicle?

Most car scissor lifts raise vehicles between 20 and 48 inches, depending on the model. Mid-rise and full-rise versions are available for more flexibility in different shop setups.

Do scissor lifts need to be bolted down?

Not usually. Most portable or mid-rise scissor lifts are freestanding and don’t require anchoring. However, permanent in-ground models may need to be secured to the floor.

Can I use a scissor lift for oil changes or undercar work?

Yes—mid-rise and full-rise scissor lifts give enough clearance for oil changes, exhaust work, and suspension jobs. Low-rise models are best for tire service and detailing.