Tuxedo TP9KF-TUX 9,000 lb. Symmetric Floor Plate 2-Post Lift | Economy Series

I've been using it for tire rotations, brake jobs, and exhaust work on family vehicles. The maximum lift height gives me enough room to work comfortably, and the straightforward design is exactly what I wanted for DIY maintenance.

I chose this model because I needed something affordable that could still handle regular use on customer cars. So far, it has lifted compact cars and crossovers steadily, and the chain drive feels consistent. It is not fancy, but it has been dependable for everyday work.

I installed this in my home garage because my ceiling is just under 10 feet, and the floor plate design was the only way a 2 - post lift would work. It lifts my Accord and my wife’s small SUV without any drama. For the price, it has been a solid setup.

This lift was a good fit for my detached garage where height was the main limitation. The symmetric arms work well for balanced lifting, and it came with multiple stack adapters. Just plan for freight delivery because it is very heavy.

We installed this in a small side shop for oil changes, brakes, and suspension work on sedans and crossovers. It feels stable once the arms are set correctly, and the included adapters have been more useful than I expected. It is more basic than higher - end units, but it gets the job done.

After a few months of use, I am happy with this purchase. The floor plate setup let me add a lift to a garage that would not accommodate an overhead - style unit, and the drive - through space is decent for the vehicles I work on. It has made undercar service much faster and easier.

This lift has worked well for light - duty service in my garage, especially on midsize cars. Installation took some planning, and the external hose routing is not as clean as on more expensive models. Once set up properly, it has been reliable.

I bought this for weekend projects at home and have already used it on a Camry, a Civic, and a small pickup. The 220V motor runs strong, the lift goes up smoothly, and the cables and lines under the floor cover keep the layout simple in a low - ceiling garage.