FORWARD CAR LIFTS
Best Value Two-Post Lifts Money Can Buy
Forward Lift is a leading manufacturer of automotive lifting equipment that is uniquely designed for a wide range of customers. We provide safe and reliable lift systems for independent repair shops, car dealerships, body shops, national accounts, home enthusiasts, hobbyists.
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Full-height structural steel columns and structural crossbeam ensures strength through out your lift! Forward Lift products are engineered to perform and built to last. Forward’s U.S. engineers have over 25 years experience designing automotive lifts for the North American market. Forward’s philosophy is to own our designs rather than use someone else’s off the shelf product.
Forward Thinkers Choose Four-Post Lifts
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If you’re looking for an all-around shop workhorse then you’re thinking about a Forward Lift Four-Post Lift. The ability to drive right onto, lift and service your vehicle is the main stay of a traditional lift, such as a four-post. There’s a variety of accessories that make the lift more than just a drive on. You can lift, align service, or store with a four-post. They do take up more space in a shop, however they provide a peace of mind that can’t be duplicated with any other lift.
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The four sturdy posts each with locking mechanisms provide a stable platform to keep anything on. Lift a Fire Truck, sure you can, and feel confident walking under it to perform any job. We provide safe and reliable four-post lifts for independent repair shops, car dealerships, body shops, national accounts, home enthusiasts, hobbyists, and heavy-duty truck facilities. You’ll find plenty to think about when choosing a four-post lift below.
Low/Mid Rise Lifts
Forward Lift is a leading manufacturer of automotive lifting equipment that is uniquely designed for a wide range of customers. We provide safe and reliable lift systems for independent repair shops, car dealerships, body shops, national accounts, home enthusiasts, hobbyists and heavy-duty truck facilities.
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Scissor Lifts:
Power of the X, Power of Alignment!
A scissor lift’s opposing arms situated under it’s platforms lift in an “X” fashion. The legs of the lift collapse onto and in-between themselves as they travel up and down. When fully lowered the lift is contained under it’s platforms, or also known as runways. This gives the shop a clean appearance as there are no posts or columns thus eliminating bay space obstructions normally seen.
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