TWO-POST LIFTS

Open access for everyday vehicle service.

Two-post lifts are a versatile choice for repair work that requires clear access to wheels, suspension and the underside of passenger vehicles and light trucks.

What is it?

A two-post lift uses two upright columns and adjustable swing arms to raise a vehicle by its manufacturer-approved chassis lifting points. With the wheels hanging free, technicians get open access to brakes, suspension and most of the underside.

How it works

The vehicle is centered between the columns, the arms are positioned beneath the correct lifting points and synchronized carriages raise the vehicle evenly. Capacity, arm reach, ceiling height and concrete requirements must all match the application.

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Passenger vehicle raised on a two-post lift
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BEST FOR
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General repair and dealership bays

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Brake, suspension and underbody work

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Passenger vehicles and light-truck fleets

HOW IT DIFFERS
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More wheels-free access than a drive-on four-post lift

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Uses less floor length than most runway lifts

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Requires careful vehicle positioning and verified concrete

CHOOSING THE RIGHT SYSTEM

Questions to answer first.

RML can help compare equipment after these facility and workflow details are clear.

  1. 01

    What vehicles and maximum weights will be lifted?

  2. 02

    What are the ceiling height and door-track clearances?

  3. 03

    Does the concrete meet the selected manufacturer’s requirements?

  4. 04

    Which arm configuration reaches the vehicles’ lifting points?

RELEVANT EQUIPMENT PARTNERS

Explore manufacturer options.

Open the official manufacturer site for current product families, then let RML help compare fit, installation and support.

NEXT STEP

Talk with a local equipment specialist.

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