GEO BS4000
4-tonne manual-release two-post lift with three-stage arms.
Vehicle lifts / 2-post lifts
2-post lift buying guide
A 2-post lift gives strong wheels-free access in a relatively open bay, but the right model depends on vehicle weight, post height, bay width, concrete and power.
Specification first
Use these before comparing brands or supplier prices.
Rated capacity and actual vehicle weight
Post or overhead-beam height
Overall width and usable door-opening space
Manufacturer concrete and anchoring requirements
Power supply and professional installation
GarageReady database
7 current verified product records match this category. Unknown specifications remain marked as unconfirmed rather than inferred.
4-tonne manual-release two-post lift with three-stage arms.
4-tonne two-post lift with electromagnetic safety-lock release.
4-tonne H-frame two-post lift designed to distribute floor loading more widely.
Clear-floor 4-tonne two-post lift with electronic safety release.
4-tonne semi-baseless electro-hydraulic two-post lift with electric lowering, available in single- or three-phase.
4-tonne baseframe two-post lift available in single- or three-phase versions, with 93mm minimum pad height and 2005mm maximum lift height.
4.5-tonne electro-hydraulic two-post lift with reinforced columns, 100mm low-entry pads and three-stage arms all round.
2-post research
The biggest mistakes happen when a lift is chosen before the garage and vehicle constraints are understood.
GarageReady decision tool
The Lift Finder checks vehicle weight, ceiling, bay width, slab, power and budget against verified product records.