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4-Post Car Lifts

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Four-post car lifts are the most stable, versatile lifts you can put in a shop or garage — drive on, set the locks, and get to work. Because the vehicle rests on its own tires across four columns, a 4-post lift is easier to load, safer for long-term storage, and ideal for alignment work, service, and doubling your parking. Our four-post car lifts span capacities for everything from sports cars to fully loaded three-quarter-ton trucks.

Service vs. Storage Four-Post Lifts

Storage and parking lifts stack one vehicle over another to reclaim floor space in a tight garage. Service and alignment lifts add features like turn-plate and slip-plate pockets, longer runways, and higher capacities for professional work. Know your primary use before choosing runway length and lifting height.

Why Choose a 4-Post Lift

  • Drive-on convenience: No arm placement or lift-point hunting — just pull straight in.
  • Rock-solid stability: Four columns and wide runways make heavy loads feel planted.
  • Storage capable: Park a second vehicle underneath and double your usable space.
  • Add-ons: Rolling bridge jacks lift the wheels free for brake, tire, and alignment service.

Sizing Your Lift

Check overall runway length against your wheelbase, confirm your ceiling can clear full rise plus the height of a vehicle stored on top, and choose a capacity above your heaviest load. Optional caster kits make most four-post lifts repositionable when empty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I store two cars with a 4-post lift?

Yes. Parking and storage four-post lifts are designed to hold one vehicle up top while you park another underneath — the easiest way to double garage space.

Are 4-post lifts safe for long-term storage?

They are. The vehicle rests on its tires across four columns with mechanical safety locks engaged, making them the most stable option for extended storage.

Do I need to anchor a 4-post lift?

Freestanding four-post lifts don't always require anchoring, but bolting down is recommended for alignment work and any use near capacity. Check your local code and the manufacturer's guidance.

All four-post lifts ship free to the lower 48 and are covered by our price match guarantee. Text or call 331-272-5655 for help matching runway length, height, and capacity to your space.