Anyone here sell garage/shop lifts? (San Diego/Poway)

BRANDON LONG

BRANDON LONG

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I want to get a lift for the garage and wanted to check and see if any members sell them. 
I have been leaning towards Rotary or Bendpak. 

Im also a little torn on 2 vs 4 post lift. 

leaning towards a two post for versatility and size. Primarily sand car & jeep work, not so much for storage. 
Any feedback from you guys that maybe purchased one or wished you purchased a different one?

Thank you in advance. 
Brandon. 

 
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Cant help you with a contact for purchase but can give you a real world recommendation. I have a Bendpak 10k asymmetrical extra tall. It has been awesome. I’ve had it in use about 6 years now and it has never missed a beat. The asymmetrical gives you more door clearance for getting in/out. I use it for everything from my SxS, Sandrail to a F350 crew cab diesel. Not working on the ground is a game changer. I plan to never be without one again. 

 
Dockmaster said:
Cant help you with a contact for purchase but can give you a real world recommendation. I have a Bendpak 10k asymmetrical extra tall. It has been awesome. I’ve had it in use about 6 years now and it has never missed a beat. The asymmetrical gives you more door clearance for getting in/out. I use it for everything from my SxS, Sandrail to a F350 crew cab diesel. Not working on the ground is a game changer. I plan to never be without one again. 
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Thank you, I’ve been wanting one for a while but haven’t bought one. Worked on my jeep a week ago in a shop on a lift and told my self I need one now! Trying to find someone local to help with shipping. 

 
I have both a 2 post and 4 post.  For working on vehicles, 2 post is the way to go.  My four post also has a sliding floor jack in the rails for jacking up vehicles while on the lift to remove wheels.  This is fine if your main objective is storage, but want to do some work.  If you mainly want to work on vehicles, get the 2 post.  
 

i have the Challenger Versymmetric.  Purchased from Best Buy Automotive in Temecula.

 
Sandblower said:
I have both a 2 post and 4 post.  For working on vehicles, 2 post is the way to go.  My four post also has a sliding floor jack in the rails for jacking up vehicles while on the lift to remove wheels.  This is fine if your main objective is storage, but want to do some work.  If you mainly want to work on vehicles, get the 2 post.  
 

i have the Challenger Versymmetric.  Purchased from Best Buy Automotive in Temecula.
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Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for. 

 
I now have 11 rotary lifts and 4 of those were just installed this week- the others have been in commercial use since 2007 and besides one motor and a couple cable replacements no issues and I have been very happy. When my home shop is completed I will be ordering a rotary.

 
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