There is an old saying: "The right tool for the job is always the best choice." This saying applies to lifts as well. The right lift will always depend on your specific vehicle and application. To help you choose the right lift, here is a brief guide to some of our top products:Two-Post Lifts     • Uses the least floor space, but might require a 12′ ceiling height.     • Raises a vehicle approximately 72" with wheel free capability for under car servicing (tires, brakes, oil change, muffler, etc.).Not the most stable choice for lifting trucks and large vans.     • One of the lowest cost alternatives.Four-Post Lifts     • Uses more floor space than a two-post lift, but raises to a similar height.     • A more stable choice for lifting trucks and large vans.     • Faster vehicle positioning with drive-on / drive-off capability.     • Good for alignment, but requires rolling air jacks and turnplates.     • A mid-range cost alternative.Scissor Lift     • Uses less floor space than a four-post lift but raises to a similar height.     • Good stability and easier all-round vehicle access with no posts.     • Faster vehicle positioning with drive-on / drive off capability.     • Good for alignment, but requires rolling air jacks and turnplates.     • Slightly higher in cost but has no cables and pulleys to maintain.Other lifts to consider may be low rise and mid rise lifts for tire and brake work. Heavy-duty two-post lifts, four-post lifts, and moveable column lifts are also alternatives. Contact us if you need help in choosing the right lift for your home or business.