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Our car lifts collection holds every Triumph and AMGO lift we sell, for shop owners outfitting a working bay and home-garage owners who want a car in the air without paying someone else's shop rate. It covers two-post lifts from 7,000 to 16,000 lbs, four-post lifts for service and storage, and portable lifts that roll aside when you need the floor back.

Ceiling height, bay width and your power supply usually decide which lift you can buy before capacity does. Some models run on standard 110V; others need a dedicated 220V circuit. If you are not sure what fits your building, send us your measurements through the Free Fit Check and we will give you a straight answer. We are an authorized dealer, every lift carries the full manufacturer warranty, and we will beat any authorized dealer's price. Call or text 1-800-771-1278.

How to choose a car lift

Start with the work you do

A two-post lift holds the vehicle by its lift points and leaves the wheels hanging free. That is what you want for brakes, suspension, exhaust and drivetrain work. A four-post lift carries the vehicle on its tires, which suits storage, fluid changes and inspection, and lets you park a second car underneath. A portable lift handles tire, brake and body work closer to the ground and moves out of the way when the job is done. Our two-post vs. four-post guide covers the trade-offs in more depth.

Measure the building

Ceiling height rules out more lifts than anything else. Among our two-post lifts, overall height runs from 95 inches on the Triumph C-7000 to 198 inches on the AMGO OH-12 at its highest setting. Your ceiling has to clear the lift and the roof of your tallest vehicle at full height. Check bay width and length as well, and look up for garage door openers and light fixtures. What size car lift do I need walks through each measurement.

Check power and concrete

Every Triumph four-post, the Triumph C-7000, the AMGO 407-P and the AMGO portable lifts run on 110V. Our fixed two-post lifts and the AMGO PRO-12SX need a dedicated 220V circuit. The 110V vs. 220V guide explains the difference. Concrete requirements vary by model and are set out in each manufacturer's installation manual, so read the product page and our installation checklist before you drill.

Plan the delivery

Lifts ship by LTL freight to the curb, typically in 7 to 14 business days, to the 48 contiguous states. You will need a forklift on site to unload. If you do not have one, you can collect from the carrier terminal or pick up free at one of our five distribution warehouses, where orders are usually ready in 2 to 4 business days. The Triumph NSS8X-1 is the exception: it ships in two pieces with lift-gate delivery, so no forklift is needed.

Car lift FAQ

Can I put a car lift in a home garage?

Yes, and several of these lifts are built for it. The Triumph NSS-8 four-post and C-7000 two-post run on 110V, and the AMGO BP-9 is built for garages with a ceiling of 9 feet or higher. Send your measurements through the Free Fit Check to confirm.

Do you install lifts?

We do not install, but we can refer you to an installer. See lift installation for details.

What if my lift arrives damaged?

We handle freight damage claims with the carrier on your behalf.

Can I return a lift?

Unused equipment can be returned within 30 days, and the buyer pays return shipping. Installed equipment cannot be returned.

Is financing available?

Shop Pay Installments offers 0% APR for qualified buyers. See financing.

Want a second opinion?

Send us your ceiling height, bay size and power, and we'll confirm which car lifts fit before you buy. Free.

Get a Free Fit Check Call or text 1-800-771-1278

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