Shop bridge jacks and rolling jacks for 4-post lifts, so you can raise the wheels off the runways for brake, tire and suspension work. Choose from sliding bridge jacks like the Atlas PROJACK35 and Triumph SJ-35 for home storage lifts, manual and pneumatic rolling jacks from 4,500 to 10,000 lb from Atlas, AMGO, Daytona, Katool and Triumph, the ALI certified Atlas Platinum RJ7000, and heavy-duty 12,000–20,000 lb jacks like the Daytona RAJ12, Triumph RJ-15000 and AMGO RJ-20A.
Want the lift and jack together? See our 4-post lift packages, or compare all 4-post car lifts. Financing is available through Approve and Shop Pay. Outfitting a commercial shop, dealership or fleet with multiple lifts? Request a commercial quote.
Bridge Jacks and Rolling Jacks for 4-Post Lifts
A 4-post lift holds the vehicle on its tires. A bridge jack for a 4 post lift spans the runways and lifts the vehicle by its frame or lift points, so the wheels hang free for brakes, tires and suspension work. Car Lift Direct carries 4-post lift jacks from Atlas, AMGO, Daytona, Katool and Triumph, from 3,500 lb sliding jacks to 20,000 lb rolling jacks.
How to Choose a 4-Post Lift Jack
- Sliding vs. rolling: Sliding bridge jacks like the Atlas PROJACK35 and Triumph SJ-35 are an affordable choice for home storage lifts. Rolling jacks roll along tracks or rails on the runways and are built for more frequent use and higher capacities.
- Manual vs. pneumatic: Manual jacks like the AMGO J5H and J6H are pumped by hand and don't need an air line. Pneumatic and air/hydraulic jacks like the Atlas RJ45A, AMGO J6A, RJ-8A and RJ-10A and Daytona RAJ8 raise the vehicle with shop air, which is faster for daily use.
- Capacity: A jack lifts one end of the vehicle at a time, so it can be rated lower than the lift. Match the jack to the heaviest axle you'll raise: 3,500–6,000 lb for most cars and SUVs, 7,000–10,000 lb for trucks, and 12,000–20,000 lb for heavy-duty and commercial vehicles.
- Fit: The jack has to match your lift's runway width and track or rail style. Many jacks are designed for a specific lift series, so check compatibility on the product page before you order.
Matching Jacks to Popular Lifts
- Atlas: RJ35 sliding jacks pair with the Garage PRO8000 series. RJ6 jacks pair with the PRO9000, Apex 9 and 412. RJ8000 jacks pair with the 414 and 414A, and the Platinum RJ7000 pairs with the PVL14 models. See all Atlas 4-post lifts.
- Triumph: The SJ-35 pairs with NSS-8 series storage lifts, the RJ-5000 with the NSS-11, and the RJ-9000 and RJ-15000 with NTR heavy-duty lifts.
- Daytona: The RAJ5 is offered as an add-on for the LFPP9 and LFPP10-XLT parking lifts.
Not sure which jack fits your lift? Check the recommended jack on your lift's product page or contact us.
Bridge Jack & Rolling Jack FAQs
How much does a rolling jack for a 4-post lift cost?
Bridge jacks and rolling jacks on our site currently range from about $940 to $3,400. Sliding jacks and 3,500–6,000 lb jacks run about $940–$2,000, 7,000–10,000 lb jacks about $1,150–$2,500, and heavy-duty 12,000–20,000 lb jacks about $1,650–$3,400. Financing is available through Approve and Shop Pay. Buying multiple jacks for a commercial shop, dealership or fleet? Request a commercial quote.
What's the difference between a bridge jack and a rolling jack?
The terms are often used interchangeably. Both span a 4-post lift's runways to raise the vehicle off its tires. "Sliding" bridge jacks slide along the runways, while "rolling" jacks roll on wheels along tracks or rails and are usually built for heavier, more frequent use.
Will any rolling jack fit my 4-post lift?
No. The jack has to match your lift's runway spacing and the track or rail it rides on. Start with the jack your lift's manufacturer recommends, which is usually listed on the lift's product page.
Do I need one jack or two?
One jack lets you raise one end of the vehicle at a time, which covers most brake and tire jobs. Two jacks let you raise both ends at once for full wheels-free work, which many shops prefer.
Do pneumatic rolling jacks need an air compressor?
Yes. Pneumatic and air/hydraulic jacks run on shop air. Check the required air pressure on the product page. Manual jacks like the AMGO J5H and J6H don't need air.
Do you offer financing?
Yes. We offer financing through Approve, and you can split eligible purchases into payments with Shop Pay at checkout.