How much space is needed for a 2 post lift?
In general, we suggest at least two feet of space between your posts/vehicle and the side walls. Any less and you will struggle to move around your vehicle when it’s on the lift. You also won’t have space if you’re trying to do things like remove wheels and axles or apply a long pry bar for tight bolts.
How wide is a 2 post car lift?
BendPak XPR-10AS Asymmetric Dual-Width 2 Post Lift 10,000 lb. – New Gray
| Specifications | XPR-10AS |
|---|---|
| B – Width Overall (WIDE CONFIG) | 145″ / 3,683 mm |
| C – Width Outside of Columns (NARROW) | 133″ / 3,378 mm |
| C – Width Outside of Columns (WIDE) | 141″ / 3,581 mm |
| D – Floor to Overhead Switch | 141″ / 3,581 mm |
How do you shim a two-post lift?
The correct leveling procedure would be as follows:
- Loosen the anchors on both columns.
- Push the LEFT column INWARD slightly to LOWER the LEFT pads half the difference.
- Push the RIGHT column OUTWARD slightly to ELEVATE the RIGHT pads half the difference.
- Shim as required until you get the pads level with one another.
How much clearance is needed for a car lift?
A car lift will optimize any space, so don’t fret if you’re concerned that your garage is too small. The car lift itself will fit into one bay space and it is optimal to have 11-12 feet clearance height.
How thick should concrete be for a 2-post lift?
4 inches
Some of manufacturers standards for a 2-Post and 4-Post Lifts require a minimum 4 inches of reinforced concrete slab to be safely installed.
How wide is the average car lift?
Space and Measurement Your garage needs enough space before you can install an auto lift. The typical measurements for a 4-post car lift is 103 inches wide by 173 inches long. Most passenger cars have a length of approximately 16 to 17 feet.