Enter what you measured. We show only the lifts that clear your ceiling, how much headroom is left, and what you can realistically park underneath.
A four-post lift is decided by two numbers, and column height is neither of them. What matters is the clearance beneath the runways when the lift is fully raised, plus the height of whatever you park underneath, plus a margin so nothing touches the ceiling.
Enter your usable ceiling height and your vehicle, and the calculator shows only the four-post lifts that clear, how much headroom is left on each, and what you can realistically store underneath. Every figure comes from the published spec for that model.
Not sure what your vehicle measures? Pick the vehicle type and we will use a typical range, or read the full guide on how much ceiling height you need for a 4 post lift.
Measure to the lowest fixed thing overhead, not the ceiling deck. Door tracks, opener rails, lights and ductwork all hang below it.
Typical range for this type. Pick the taller end if you are unsure, or measure your own with racks and antennas in place.
6 to 12 in covers uneven floors, measuring error, and opening a hood underneath.
Lifts that clear your ceiling
What actually fits under a lift
Typical overall heights by vehicle type. The blue line is what your setup allows underneath right now.
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Zed prices the lifts that clear your ceiling, adds freight to your address, and sends it over. Your measurements and results come with it, so you have the whole thing in writing.