Start with the work you do
A lift should support your most common service jobs. Consider the vehicles you handle, the access your technicians need and how frequently each bay is used. A two-post lift provides open underbody access, while a drive-on platform may suit inspection and alignment work.
Measure your space
Check ceiling height, vehicle access and the space around each bay. Floor construction and equipment anchoring must meet the manufacturer's requirements. A site assessment can identify these issues before equipment is ordered.
Plan for support
Ask about installation, operator training, maintenance and spare parts. Choosing equipment is one step; keeping it working safely over time is equally important.
Talk through your requirements
Our team can help compare lift configurations against your workshop layout. Contact us with your service mix and available space to begin planning.