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We’ve spent quite some time now preaching the benefits of two post lifts and how they’re perfect for servicing a wide array of vehicles. But what about four post lifts? What do they bring to the...

Vehicle lifts just like any other product have a wide array of options in terms of price, material and of course manufacturer. There are dozens of different manufacturers that all claim to offer

The month of March is just about reaching it’s end mark and with Easter just under a week away, we’re all shaking our heads wondering how has this first quarter of 2016 gone by so quickly. There are m

Buying a car lift can be tricky. There’s a lot to know about car lifts, and a lot of different variables to consider before making a final choice and putting your money down. One of your best options

With its superior performance and simple operation, the Blue Bullet exhaust pipe bender will hold a special place in your shop. We took our standard bender and equipped it with a knee valve and

Ask any experienced mechanic what single piece of equipment makes the biggest difference in a shop, and the answer is almost never the scan tool or the tire changer. It's the lift. Everything flows fr

A bad lift decision in a commercial shop doesn't just cost you the price of the equipment. It costs you in restricted vehicle mix, lost throughput, insurance headaches, and equipment that gets replace

Being in the automotive repair industry means always having to stay up to date with manufacturers as well as new technologies created to make life easier for shop owners. For that reason we here at...

There comes a point in the shop when the equipment you’ve relied on just doesn’t cut it anymore.Not because it’s broken or useless — but because the work has grown.More weight, bigger vehicles, more r

As the owner of a small auto shop, you know that space is limited. But that doesn't mean you can skimp on your ability to safely and effectively lift vehicles. The right equipment can dramaticall

If you've ever spent an afternoon flat on your back under a car, fighting with jack stands and praying nothing slips, you already know why hydraulic lifts took over the automotive world. They didn't j

The advice you'll find on a lot of lift sites assumes you're setting up a professional bay. You're not. They'll point you toward 40,000 lb heavy-duty four-posts and inground hydraulic systems, none of