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Concrete Requirements for a Car Lift: How Thick Is Thick Enough?
Most 9,000 to 10,000 lb. two-post lifts need at least 4" of 3,000 PSI concrete. Heavier two-post lifts and commercial four-post lifts usu...
Do You Need a Bridge Jack for Your Four-Post Lift?
If you want to do tire, brake or suspension work on a four-post lift, yes. A bridge jack lifts the wheels off the runways so they hang fr...
Four-Post vs. Scissor Alignment Lifts: Which Is Better?
Four-post alignment lifts are versatile and double as everyday service lifts. Scissor alignment lifts keep the bay open with no columns. ...
Two-Post vs. Four-Post Lift: Which Is Right for You?
Buying a lift to work on cars? Go with a two-post, which leaves the wheels free for brakes and suspension. Buying one to park a second ca...
How Much Ceiling Height Do You Need for a Two-Post Lift?
Most sites say you need 12 feet. The real answer depends on your lift style and your vehicle. Here's how to check both, with real numbers.
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