Looking for a dependable way to lift your vehicle? Our 2 post car lifts are built for strength, safety, and efficiency, making them a top choice for both home garages and professional shops. Whether you call it a 2 post vehicle lift, two post car lift, or an automotive 2 post lift, these models give you clear under-car access without taking up too much floor space. From routine maintenance to bigger repair jobs, 2 post car lifts offer the versatility you need. Explore our collection today and find the right car lift for your garage or shop.  

What are the concrete requirements for a 2-post car lift?

Most 2-post lifts require 4–6 inches of 3,000+ PSI concrete. Always check the manufacturer’s specs—some 10,000 lb lifts need 6" minimum.

How much ceiling height do I need for a 2-post lift?

Most standard 2-post lifts need at least 11–12 feet of ceiling height. Low-ceiling models exist, but always check your vehicle height and lift specs before ordering.

Do 2 Post Vehicle Lifts need to be bolted down?

Yes. All 2-post lifts must be anchored to a solid concrete slab to ensure stability and safety during lifting.

What’s the difference between a symmetrical and asymmetrical automotive 2 post lift?

Symmetrical lifts center the vehicle between the posts—ideal for trucks and vans. Asymmetrical lifts angle the arms to allow easier door access for cars and light-duty use.

Can I use a 2-post lift for long-term vehicle storage?

Not recommended. 2-post lifts are designed for service work, not storage. For long-term storage, a 4-post lift is safer and more stable.