Reply to "I need a lift"

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It depends on your intended use.

A 4-Post lift is a great parking solution for stacking cars plus there are models that allow it to be moved around (without a car on it ofcourse). You can do some under-car maintenance with wheel/suspension work needing the addition of jack trays. The post gets in the way when doing wheel/suspension work.

If you do maintenance on your cars, a 2-post lift is better as there are no runners to get in the way and doesn't require add-ins. You can still use it to park a car underneath. Moving the lift once installed is difficult since the posts must be bolted.

11/15/115:07 PM

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