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Your new MaxJax has arrived and we bet you're looking forward to setting it up in your home garage. With your new MaxJax you'll be able to easily lift your vehicle to repair brakes, perform maintenance, install a new exhaust system, or any other vehicle modifications or repairs your wish. One of the most beneficial tasks now will be preparing where to best install your MaxJax for optimal automotive use, while exercising general safety.

You’re looking to make car maintenance easier, safer, and more convenient—good move! A garage lift makes automotive work much easier when compared to jacks and stands, but choosing the right car lift for your situation can be mentally exhausting. With so many choices on the market that claim to be the next best thing since sliced bread, what do you need to know to help make the best choice? Let’s break it down.

Check Out the Advantages of the MaxJax Compared to other Full-sized Two-post Lifts

You either have one, or you want one. Yes, we bet you’ve heard of the MaxJax, and if you haven’t already got one, getting one is probably on your to-do list. A few of the reasons the MaxJax two-post is so popular are because it lifts up to 7,000 lbs., it’s easy-to-install and most-of-all it’s portable.

Car enthusiasts agree, a MaxJax two-post lift with its portability and lifting capabilities makes it about the most useful tool you can have in any garage or shop.

Thinking about buying a MaxJax portable two-post lift? Whether you're upgrading your home garage or adding flexibility to your professional shop, it's important to understand how MaxJax works, what it can lift, and what installation requirements you'll need to meet. In this guide, we answer the six most frequently asked questions about MaxJax to help you choose the right lift with confidence.

Absolutely. Compared to floor jacks or jack stands, the MaxJax provides increased safety when installed and operated properly.