Tuxedo TP9KF-TUX Two Post Floor Plate Lift 9,000 lb Symmetric Arms

Replaced an old set of floor jacks and jack stands. Working under a vehicle feels a million times safer on this two post frame.

Pads thread up and down quickly to fine-tune your lifting height before raising the vehicle. Very user friendly setup overall.

Setup was simple. Delivery arrived on a flatbed crate, unboxed everything easily, and had it running the next afternoon.

Solid unit for small repair shops or home mechanics. Handles cars, crossovers, and light trucks without any hesitation or flex.

The safety latches drop in with a loud heavy click so you know for sure the carriage is resting safely on solid steel teeth.

Open top layout means I can still hoist engine blocks out of the bay using my overhead crane setup without hitting a crossbar.

If you do your own maintenance work at home, this is worth every single dollar. Saves your back and knees from constant bending.

Rubber pads on the arms give a nice tight grip on frame rails. No slipping or scratching up the undercarriage paint when loading up.

Great option for residential home garages. Fits standard ceiling heights without needing to cut out drywall or modify roof trusses.

Equalizer cables keep both carriages rising at the exact same speed. Car stays perfectly level all the way to the top lock position.

Swapped out suspension components on three family cars this month. Having all four wheels off the ground at once cuts the work time in half.

Good heavy hardware included right out of the crate. Anchored solid into my concrete slab with zero post wobble when working on heavy trucks.

The 72-inch maximum lift height gives plenty of working room underneath. I'm six feet tall and don't have to hunch over while working on brakes.

Wiring was straightforward for a single phase 20 amp circuit. Motor pulls strong right off the bat even with a heavy load on the pads.

Dropped a transmission last week using a tall jack stand underneath. Having the entire underside completely open makes big jobs ten times easier.

Left my project car up on the mechanical safety locks for three weeks straight while waiting on parts. Zero pressure loss and solid as a rock.

Floor plate adds a small ridge to drive over, but it's low profile enough that even low-slung cars roll right over it without issue.

Really well made unit. The columns are heavy thick steel and the arm restraints lock in tight as soon as you start lifting off the floor.

The included truck adapters were a huge bonus. Used them right away on my Silverado to catch the frame rails clear of the side steps.

Hydraulic motor operates very quietly. Doesn't scream like some older shop units and lifts smoothly without any sudden jumping or stuttering.

The symmetric arm setup keeps everything centered and balanced. Just pull your vehicle straight between the posts, set your lift points, and you are ready to go.

Finally done rolling around on creeper boards. Raised my wife's SUV up seven feet and swapped out the complete exhaust line standing straight up.

Took me and a buddy a Saturday to anchor the columns down and wire up the 220V power unit. Instructions were straight to the point and everything fit like it should.

Was worried four inches wouldn't fit under my lowered Mustang, but the pads slide right under the pinch welds without scraping.

The steel plate across the floor protects the equalizer cables completely. I roll my heavy tool box over it daily and the metal shield hasn't bent at all.

Lifting my F-150 used to mean crawling around with bottle jacks. Now I slide these symmetric arms under the frame, press the button, and the whole truck rises without a sweat.

Awesome design for tight height setups. I keep storage racks directly above the lift area and this open-top style lets me keep all my overhead space intact.

My shop ceiling is barely nine feet high so I could not use an overhead beam model. This floor plate version went up quick and gives me full lifting power without hitting my joists.