Shop mid-rise scissor lifts that raise a vehicle about 3–5 feet, giving you room to work on brakes, suspension, exhaust and undercarriage parts from a stool. Choose from 6,000–9,000 lb mid-rise car lifts from Atlas, AMGO, Katool, Tuxedo, Titan and Daytona, including the Atlas 6MR and 7K-Kwik-Bay, AMGO MR06, MRP06 and MRL09, Katool KT-X66, KT-X77, KT-X80, KT-X85 and KT-X90E, Titan MRL-6000 and SL-6600, Tuxedo MR6K-48X and MR6.5K-38 and Daytona LMS6.
Compare all car scissor lifts. Financing is available through Approve and Shop Pay. Outfitting a commercial shop, dealership or fleet with multiple lifts? Request a commercial quote.
Mid-Rise Car Scissor Lifts
A mid rise scissor car lift sits between a low-rise lift and a full-rise lift. It lifts a car high enough to reach the whole undercarriage while sitting on a creeper or stool, yet it needs no overhead clearance and very little floor space. That makes it one of the most popular lifts for home garages, tire shops and quick-service bays, and many models are portable.
How to Choose a Mid-Rise Scissor Lift
- Lift height: Our mid-rise lifts top out between about 38 and 60 inches. The Titan MRL-6000 reaches 60", the Atlas 6MR 53½" and the Titan SL-6600 51" with adapters.
- Capacity: 6,000–8,000 lb lifts cover most cars and SUVs. The AMGO MRL09 is rated 9,000 lb and can be surface- or flush-mounted.
- Portable or fixed: Most mid-rise lifts can be moved. See portable scissor lifts if you need to roll the lift out of the way. The Katool KT-X80 and KT-X85 can be used mobile or fixed.
- Drive-on or swing-arm: Drive-on lifts like the Katool KT-X77 and Atlas 7K-Kwik-Bay load fast. Swing-arm lifts like the Atlas 6MR and Tuxedo MR6K-48X reach a wider range of lift points.
- Lock release and power: Choose manual, pneumatic or electric lock release. Many mid-rise lifts, like the Daytona LMS6, run on a standard 110–120V outlet.
More Scissor Lift Options
Need to stand under the car? See full-rise scissor lifts. Just doing wheels and tires? See low-rise scissor lifts. Shop by brand: Atlas, AMGO, Katool, Tuxedo, Titan and Daytona.
Mid-Rise Scissor Lift FAQs
How much does a mid-rise scissor lift cost?
Mid-rise scissor lifts on our site currently range from about $1,900 to $5,300. Most 6,000–8,000 lb models run about $1,900–$4,000, and the drive-on Atlas 7K-Kwik-Bay is about $5,300. Financing is available through Approve and Shop Pay. Buying multiple lifts for a commercial shop, dealership or fleet? Request a commercial quote.
How high does a mid-rise scissor lift go?
Most mid-rise scissor lifts raise a vehicle about 38–60 inches. That's high enough to work on brakes, suspension and the undercarriage from a stool or creeper, but not high enough to stand under the car.
Is a mid-rise scissor lift good for a home garage?
Yes. A mid-rise lift needs no overhead clearance, takes up little floor space and many models are portable, so it's a popular choice for home garages with lower ceilings.
Mid-rise or full-rise scissor lift?
Choose a mid-rise lift if you mainly work on wheels, brakes and suspension and want something portable. Choose a full-rise lift if you need to stand under the vehicle for exhaust, transmission and drivetrain work.
Do you offer financing?
Yes. We offer financing through Approve, and you can split eligible purchases into payments with Shop Pay at checkout.