If your shop performs wheel alignments, a dedicated alignment lift is essential. These lifts are designed to support a vehicle at level height with the features needed for precise adjustments — like turn plates and slip plates.
Why Choose a Dedicated Alignment Lift?
Standard 4-post lifts can raise a vehicle, but alignment lifts are specially designed for accurate suspension geometry work. They include:
Level lift platforms – Ensures the vehicle stays completely horizontal during alignment
Turn plates and slip plates – Allow suspension and wheel movement during calibration
Rolling jack compatibility – Enables brake and undercarriage service while the vehicle is lifted
Brand Tiers for Alignment Lifts
All our alignment lifts are reliable and field-tested. We organize them into tiers to help guide your decision based on price point, precision, and shop profile.
Top Tier Brands
These brands are engineered for high-throughput service bays, dealerships, and specialty alignment shops. They offer unmatched platform leveling, long-term calibration stability, and industry certifications.
BendPak
Challenger
Atlas Platinum
Affordable, but Dependable
These brands provide rock-solid performance and alignment-ready functionality for a fraction of the cost. Perfect for independent shops, general mechanics, or garages expanding into alignment services.
Atlas
AMGO
Choosing the Right Alignment Lift
Start with your alignment volume and vehicle size range. Shops servicing trucks or commercial fleets will need longer runways and higher capacities.
Check for compatibility with your alignment machine. Many of our lifts are built to work with systems from Coats, CEMB, and Ranger.
Don’t forget accessories. Rolling jacks, turn plates, and ramp extensions can improve workflow and allow you to perform full-service work without repositioning the vehicle.
Need help choosing the right alignment lift? Contact our lift experts for personalized recommendations based on your alignment system, vehicle mix, and budget.
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Alignment Lifts Provide A Variety of Specifications For Any Job
Proper positioning and upkeep of components which are important to steering and stability is an important aspect of vehicle maintenance. Even if one understands how to make these adjustments, it is important to be able to work on many different types of vehicles. Our diverse variety of alignment lift racks covers almost every variation of specs on the market. Our website details the capacity and column height of each unit as well as the length and width of both the runway and overall unit. Power requirements and motor information is also listed so you can be exactly sure that the unit in question will fit your needs.
Power, Control and, Versatility in Each Unit
While some units excel more than others in different categories, each has an impressive list of specifications. Even the units designed to hold 27,000 pounds feature adjustable plates to allow an operation to be approached from a variety of angles. These alignment lift racks are made to be versatile and fit any job.
Safe, Storable, and Perfect For Businesses
Made with safety in mind, these units come with features tested to provide stability and sturdiness on even the largest projects. The collapsible and storable parts make for a unit that will provide a large output while taking up minimal space in any garage or busy vehicle business. These alignment lifts are made with high-quality work in mind.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How Should a Vehicle Be Put on an Alignment Rack?
Alignment lifts are specially designed vehicle lifts that allow the mechanic, or alignment tech greater accessibility to suspension components to properly align your vehicle’s axles, tires and ensure the steering wheel is straight. Complex wheel alignments can be a bit more difficult on a standard vehicle lift. Many alignment lifts have non-resistant, free-floating front turn plates, rear slip plates, and are guaranteed to maintain and assist in accuracy for exceptional alignment results.
What is the Life Expectancy of an Alignment Lift?
The most noticeable difference between standard and alignment lifts are the included turntables used to help complete alignments with an alignment machine system.
Where are alignment lifts used?
Alignment lifts are found and used in professional, licensed alignment mechanics or technician shops or businesses.
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