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Vehicle lift

Professional vehicle lifts for garages, tyre centres and heavy-vehicle workshops: 2-post lifts, scissor lifts, 4-post lifts, mobile lifts and heavy-vehicle lifting columns. All our lifts are CE certified and backed by our after-sales service.

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Buying guide

How to choose: Vehicle lift

This section brings together the different families of vehicle lifts and lifting equipment for the workshop. You will find 2-post lifts for cars and vans, surface-mounted, flush-mounted or mobile scissor lifts, 4-post lifts for cars and heavy goods vehicles, wireless mobile column lifts for heavy goods vehicles, as well as a mobile single-post lift and component lifting equipment. This guide helps you identify the family best suited to your business.

Selection criteria

  1. The type of vehicle

    2-post lifts and most scissor lifts are designed for cars and vans. For heavy goods vehicles, choose the 4-post HGV lifts (8 to 30 tonnes), the 25-tonne scissor lift or mobile lifting columns.

  2. Access under the vehicle

    A 2-post lift raises the vehicle by its lifting points and leaves the wheels free. A scissor lift or a 4-post lift supports the vehicle on its wheels, which is convenient for oil changes, exhaust work or checking the running gear.

  3. Geometry

    If you carry out wheel alignment adjustments, choose a platform lift: several scissor lifts have an auxiliary jack, and some 4-post lifts are available with an alignment kit or as a package with a wheel alignment system.

  4. Available space

    Measure the available ceiling height, width and length. Post lifts require height, whereas surface-mounted or flush-mounted scissor lifts are better suited to low premises.

  5. Fixed or mobile lift

    2-post and 4-post lifts are fixed to the floor. If you need to free up the space or work in several places, look at mobile scissor lifts, the mobile single-post lift or wireless lifting columns.

Frequently asked questions

2-post lift or scissor lift: which should you choose?

The 2-post lift provides clear access to the wheels, brakes and suspension, but it requires headroom and a floor suitable for anchoring the posts. The scissor lift requires little headroom and leaves the sides of the vehicle clear. Models with auxiliary lifting also allow the wheels to be freed.

What solutions are there for lifting a heavy goods vehicle?

You can choose a four-post HGV lift, an HGV scissor lift with large platforms, or a set of mobile column lifts. Mobile columns do not require a fixed installation, whereas a fixed lift stays in place in a dedicated bay.

What floor is needed for a vehicle lift?

A floor-mounted lift must be anchored in a concrete slab whose thickness and strength meet the manufacturer's requirements. These requirements are stated in the model's documentation and must be checked before ordering.

Does a vehicle lift need to be inspected?

In a professional environment, vehicle lifts are lifting equipment subject to periodic inspections required by occupational health and safety regulations. Find out about the frequency and procedures that apply to your workshop.

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