Collection: Car Lifts

Every vehicle lift we sell in one place — two-post, four-post, scissor, portable, mobile column, parking/storage and motorcycle lifts from BendPak, APEX, QuickJack, MaxJax, Tuxedo and Katool. Filter by lift type, capacity and features, or call (888) 714-1410 and we will help you match a lift to your ceiling, slab and vehicles.

Why buy from Pittsburgh Spray Equipment

• Talk to a person before you buy: call (888) 714-1410 and we will check ceiling height, bay width, floor and power requirements against the spec sheet.
• Business financing available on most lifts and shop equipment.
• Lifts from 1,000-lb motorcycle tables to 40,000-lb heavy-duty four-post runways.

Which type of lift do I need?

Two-post lifts give full wheel and undercarriage access for brakes, suspension and exhaust work. Four-post lifts drive on and are the easiest to use for storage, oil changes and alignments. Scissor lifts (low-, mid- and full-rise) fit where columns will not, such as tire shops, body shops and home garages with low ceilings. Portable lifts like QuickJack and MaxJax store against a wall. Mobile column lifts lift buses, trucks and heavy equipment anywhere on the shop floor.

FAQ

How much ceiling height do I need for a two-post lift?
Most full-height two-post lifts need about 12 ft (144 in.) or more; low-ceiling and floorplate models such as the BendPak 9APF and APEX AL9LC work from roughly 10 to 11 ft. Each product page lists the overall height.

What concrete do I need under a car lift?
Most lifts up to 10,000 lb need at least 4 in. of 3,000-PSI concrete; heavier two-post and four-post lifts need thicker, stronger slabs. Check the installation manual for your model before you order.

Do lifts come with hydraulic fluid?
No. Shipping rules prevent it, so plan on buying standard 10-weight hydraulic oil or Dexron-III ATF locally.