2-Post vs. 4-Post Car Lifts: Which One Is Right for You? 

Great video, as always! In my opinion, bridge jacks and jack trays are the game changer in 4 post lifts. In the case of suspension work where all final tightening and adjustments must be made with the full weight of the vehicle on the suspension, a 4-post lift with a bridge jack is great. When working under a 2 post I always had to have a couple carts handy to set my tools and parts on. The 4 post doubles as a work bench and has mobility with the casters when not in use. A 2-post lift is great if you need to remove a k-member from a car or the cab or bed from a pickup truck frame. Owning both would be great. If you can only have one, the 4-post lift with a bridge jack wins for most of us hobbyists.

as my 15 years sales working experiences, if your garage is big enough, 4 post lift is definitely a better choice.

I can hardly wait to get my lifts installed in my new shop, I'm still waiting on the floor to be epoxied before installing all the lifts. I went with the double wide and also two of the AL SF10's, five total lifts with all the accessories.

Wish I could get a banner I see in some of these videos for what the lift cost, a banner should be included give some swaq