Shop 4 post car lifts for home garages, vehicle storage and professional service shops. A four-post lift lets you drive on and raise the vehicle on its wheels, which makes it ideal for parking one car over another, oil changes, exhaust work and long-term storage. Our lineup runs from 7,000–9,000 lb storage and parking lifts for home garages to 12,000–40,000 lb heavy-duty lifts for trucks and fleet work, from Atlas, AMGO, Triumph, Katool, Titan and Tuxedo.
Compare 4-post lifts with casters, extra-tall and extra-long models, double-wide parking lifts and ALI certified options. Shop 4-post lift packages that include bridge jacks, or add rolling jacks and accessories later. Financing is available through Approve and Shop Pay. Outfitting a commercial shop, dealership or fleet with multiple lifts? Request a commercial quote.
4-Post Car Lifts for Storage, Service and Heavy-Duty Work
A 4 post car lift supports the vehicle on two drive-on runways held up by four columns, so you simply drive on and raise it. Because the vehicle rests on its tires, a four-post lift is the easiest and most stable way to store a second car, do oil changes and exhaust work, or keep a project car up off the floor. Car Lift Direct carries 4-post lifts from Atlas, AMGO, Triumph, Katool, Titan, Tuxedo, Daytona and iDEAL, from 7,000 lb home storage lifts up to 40,000 lb heavy-duty truck lifts.
How to Choose the Right 4-Post Lift
- Use: Storage and parking lifts (7,000–9,000 lb) are built to park one vehicle above another in a home garage; see all 4-post storage and parking lifts. Service and commercial lifts (12,000 lb and up) are built for daily shop use, trucks and fleet vehicles.
- Lifting capacity: 8,000–9,000 lb handles most cars, SUVs and half-ton pickups. Choose 12,000–14,000 lb for heavier trucks and vans, and 16,000–40,000 lb for dually trucks, box trucks and commercial vehicles. See all heavy-duty 4-post truck lifts.
- Height and length: Extra-tall (XLT) and extra-long models give more clearance and longer runways for full-size trucks and SUVs. Compare the overall height and length on each product page with your garage.
- Portable or fixed: Many storage lifts come with or accept a caster kit, so you can roll the lift around the garage when it's not in use. See our portable 4-post lifts with casters included. Commercial lifts are typically anchored in place.
- Jacks and packages: A bridge jack or rolling jack lifts the wheels off the runways for brake, tire and suspension work. Or choose a 4-post lift package that includes jacks.
- Double-wide parking: Double parking lifts like the AMGO 409-DP have two parking levels and hold up to four vehicles.
Shop 4-Post Lifts by Brand
Compare 4-post lifts from Atlas, AMGO, Triumph, Katool, Titan, Tuxedo, Daytona and iDEAL. Add bridge jacks and rolling jacks or 4-post lift accessories like LED light kits, floor panels and caster kits. Need a lift for wheel alignments? See our alignment lifts. Doing more repair than storage? Compare 2-post car lifts.
4-Post Car Lift FAQs
How much does a 4 post car lift cost?
4-post lifts on our site currently range from about $2,700 to $25,400. Most 7,000–9,000 lb home storage lifts fall between about $2,700 and $5,000. Packages with bridge jacks, ALI certified lifts, alignment lifts and heavy-duty commercial lifts cost more. Financing is available through Approve and Shop Pay. Buying multiple lifts for a commercial shop, dealership or fleet? Request a commercial quote.
What ceiling height do I need for a 4-post lift?
To park one vehicle over another, add the height of both vehicles plus the thickness of the runways and a few inches of clearance. Many home garages need about 11–12 feet or more. Extra-tall (XLT) models give more room for SUVs and trucks. Compare each lift's overall height and maximum rise on its product page with your ceiling and garage door opener.
Does a 4-post lift need to be bolted to the floor?
Many residential storage lifts are freestanding and can be moved with a caster kit. Commercial and higher-capacity lifts are typically anchored. Most lifts call for at least 4" of 3,000 PSI concrete. Always follow the installation manual for your model.
Can I work under a car on a 4-post lift?
Yes. The vehicle sits on its tires, leaving the underside open for oil changes, exhaust and transmission work. For brake, tire or suspension work, add a bridge jack or rolling jack to lift the wheels off the runways.
What's the best 4-post lift for a home garage?
For most home garages, an 8,000–9,000 lb storage lift is the best fit. Choose an extra-tall model if you park SUVs or trucks, add casters if you want to move the lift, and get a package with a bridge jack if you plan to do repairs.
What power does a 4-post lift need?
Many residential storage lifts run on standard 110V power, while larger commercial lifts often need 220V. The required voltage is listed on each product page.
Should I get a 4-post or a 2-post lift?
Choose a 4-post lift for vehicle storage, drive-on convenience and fluid service. Choose a 2-post lift if you mainly do repairs that need the wheels hanging free, like brakes, suspension and tires.
Do you offer financing?
Yes. We offer financing through Approve, and you can split eligible purchases into payments with Shop Pay at checkout.