What is the best 4 post lift for the money??

[Dick G.]

Any opinions?? Thanks! Dick Gutman

[Gary Bishop]

Re: What is the best 4 post lift for the money??

You will get many answers. I went for the "Superior" because of the width between the posts and the stop blocks.

[Donald B.]

Re: What is the best 4 post lift for the money??

I got a Bend Pak. Great specs for the money.

[Ron Hambrecht]

Re: What is the best 4 post lift for the money??

I did quite a bit of research on this before I purchased mine last year. I feel that Backyard Buddy was by far the best. Some areas they excel in are: reinforced post supports, pressure proof hydraulic fittings, metal (not plastic under supports), etc.

They are probably the most expensive, however you know the old saying... You get what you pay for. I have a 67 427/390hp Vette, and a concours level 1969 GTO Judge, so I am not going to pinch pennies on a lift that holds these cars.

[Jim S.]

Re: What is the best 4 post lift for the money??

You may want to consider the Revolution Lift. American made in Indiana and it's parent company is Rotary, one of the largest commercial lift manufacturers.
A little pricy but full of safety features and very well made.

http://www.revolutionlifts.com

[Jim D.]

Re: What is the best 4 post lift for the money??

I have to agree, Superior lifts are great. There was a group purchase on a Corvette forum and they sold about 25 lifts. I contacted everyone that bought one and asked if they were satisfied with their lift and would they buy another Superior lift or go with a different brand. Many said they researched the subject extensively and found the Superior lift the best. Every single person contacted said they loved their lift and would buy another Superior lift over any other brand. I've had mine for 4 years and I agree. Jim

[Anthony F.]

Re: What is the best 4 post lift for the money??

I bought a Stinger Lift, with casters, through the NCM because it had the lowest post height that I found. I wanted to roll it in and out through my garage door, the 7’2” height just clears the opening. Granted it cost more than some of the other lifts but they would have been a garage only lift and limited my usage. Mine lift is used to work on all my cars outside and the Corvettes inside due to my garage’s limited roof height.

Just a fact that affected my purchase and something else for you to think about before you purchase. Another item that I liked was that members of the NCM who purchase a lift through them will receive a discount on the purchase price that is based on the type of membership they have.

Lots of luck on your purchase.

[David G.]

Re: What is the best 4 post lift for the money??

I have had a Superior lift for 2 years and it's been great. Wouldn't buy anything else.