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Commercial Lifts

Commercial and heavy-duty truck lifts for fleets, dealerships, and municipalities — 4-post platforms, wireless mobile columns, and 2-post truck lifts up to 60,000+ lb. Expert installation, training, and 0% financing available.

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Choosing a commercial truck lift

Heavy vehicles need lifts engineered for their weight and length. The right choice depends on the vehicles in your fleet and how flexible you need the bay to be.

Mobile column lifts

Wireless mobile columns like the Challenger CLHM-190 lift by the wheels in matched sets — a four-column 19K set handles 76,000 lb — and roll anywhere on a solid floor. They're the most flexible option for buses, trucks, and RVs.

Heavy-duty 4-post lifts

Drive-on 4-post platforms from 18,000 lb up to 40,000–60,000 lb are ideal for service and inspection of trucks and large vehicles, with optional rolling jacks for wheels-free work.

2-post truck lifts

For frame-engaging service, 2-post truck lifts like the Rotary SPO16-AV (16K) and SPO20 (20K) handle medium-duty trucks and vans.

Built for fleets

We help fleets, dealers, and municipalities spec, install, and finance complete lift packages. Talk to our commercial team or browse all vehicle lifts.

Frequently asked questions

What lift is best for a truck or bus fleet?

Wireless mobile column lifts are the most flexible for fleets — they lift by the wheels in matched sets and roll anywhere. Heavy-duty 4-post platforms suit fixed service and inspection bays, and 2-post truck lifts handle frame-engaging medium-duty work.

How much weight can commercial lifts handle?

Our commercial lifts range from 16,000 lb 2-post truck lifts to 40,000–60,000 lb 4-post platforms, and mobile column sets that lift 76,000+ lb. We size the lift to your heaviest vehicle with margin.

Do you handle fleet and municipal purchasing?

Yes — we work with fleets, dealerships, and municipalities on purchasing, including purchase orders and Net-30 invoicing, plus 0% financing and bundled installation.

Do commercial lifts require special installation?

Heavy-duty fixed lifts have specific slab, anchor, and sometimes electrical requirements, which we confirm and handle during installation. Mobile columns are free-standing on a solid floor.

Can you train our technicians?

Yes — we provide delivery, installation, and operator training on every commercial lift we sell.

Not sure which lift?

Tell us your bay.
We'll tell you the lift.

Send your ceiling height, vehicle list, and electrical service — we'll narrow it to one.

Call our installers

800-674-9302