Reply to "Car lifts"

4nford"Live wrong and Perspire"

After researching a few, I ended up buying the Direct Lift Pro Park 7. The backyard buddy is was nice but was double the price without the free stuff that comes with the Pro Park. (casters, drip trays and jack tray) Beware of "made in the USA" line. Most of the lift companies out source parts to third world countries. As long as a certain percentage of the parts are made in the USA, they can label it as such. Deceptive if you ask me. I have been happy with it and it fits in my 9' high ceiling garage stacking two Panteras. Check this website, the comparison page and video are informative:

http://www.gregsmithequipment.com/

10/6/0712:39 PM

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