In the fast-paced world of auto repair, efficiency and space are everything. A 2 post lift is a cornerstone tool that transforms how shops handle undercarriage work, from brake repairs to suspension overhauls. Unlike bulkier 4 post lifts, 2 post models maximize floor space while delivering unobstructed access to a vehicle’s underbody.
AUTO HYDRA’s 11,000 lbs 220V Two Post Lift is engineered to meet the demands of busy shops. With its robust lifting capacity, space-efficient design, and reliable performance, it’s the go-to choice for shops looking to boost productivity without sacrificing safety.

This 2 post lift stands out for its blend of power, precision, and practicality. Here’s what makes it a top investment:


This 2 post lift is a must-have for:
🔧 General auto repair shops: Perfect for brake, suspension, and exhaust work.
🛞 Tire and lube centers: Efficiently lifts vehicles for tire rotations and oil changes.
🏢 Small to mid-sized garages: Space-saving design fits in tight bays without limiting functionality.
While 4 post lifts excel at storage and heavy-duty lifting, 2 post lifts like AUTO HYDRA’s model are better suited for shops prioritizing:
✅ Underbody access: Critical for repairs that require unobstructed reach.
✅ Space efficiency: Ideal for shops with limited floor space.
✅ Speed: Faster setup and adjustment for quick turnaround jobs.
For a detailed comparison between 2 post and 4 post lifts, read our guide: 2-Post vs. 4-Post Car Lifts: AUTO HYDRA’s Top Picks
AUTO HYDRA’s 11,000 lbs 220V Two Post Lift is a game-changer for auto shops needing a reliable, space-efficient solution for undercarriage work. Its heavy-duty capacity, smooth hydraulic operation, and versatile design make it suitable for diverse vehicles, while its compact footprint maximizes workspace. Whether you’re running a busy repair shop or a small garage, this lift delivers the performance and safety you need to boost productivity.
1. What vehicles can this 2 post lift handle?
It supports up to 11,000 lbs, making it suitable for passenger cars, SUVs, crossovers, and light trucks (e.g., Ford F-150, Chevrolet Colorado).
2. Does it require special electrical setup?
No—this lift runs on standard 220V power, so it can be installed in most shops without 3-phase electrical upgrades.
3. How much space does it need?
Its compact design with two vertical columns fits in small bays, but ensure you have enough clearance for the lift arms (radius range: 35in to 55in) and vehicle height when elevated.
4. Is it safe for long-term lifts?
Yes—equipped with multiple safety locks that secure the lift at various heights, preventing accidental drops during extended repairs.
5. How does it compare to 4 post lifts for daily repairs?
For undercarriage work (brakes, suspension), this 2 post lift offers better access. 4 post lifts are better for storage or heavy-duty vehicles. Learn more in our guide: 2-Post vs. 4-Post Car Lifts
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