Triumph 7,000 lb Portable Two Post Auto Lift | C-7000

Two things: it disassembles and stores in under 10 minutes by one operator, and the flush mounting system uses recessed anchors that pull straight out of the slab. Take the lift down and the floor is flat again. It's the pick for renters, shared shops, and anyone not ready to commit a bay to lift posts for good. Worth being clear about one thing: portable here means quick to break down and store, not rolled around on wheels. Casters are not included.

The posts stand 95' (7'11'), so plan on at least 101' (8'5') of ceiling. That's the whole point of this lift: it installs in home garages that can't take a conventional overhead 2-post, which typically needs 12 feet or more. Lifting height is 69' to the pads, so measure the height of your tallest vehicle too.

As a 7,000 lb car lift it covers everything from a Miata to an F-150, light trucks, and even a small tow truck. Because the posts mount 48' to 120' apart with no cable between them, you can set the spacing to the vehicle rather than the other way round. Heavier than 7,000 lbs and you want the 9,000 lb NT-9 or NTO-9AE instead.

Yes -- the 3 HP motor runs on standard 110V, but it needs a 30 amp breaker, so check the circuit before delivery rather than assuming any household outlet will do. The power unit is mounted on a wheeled dolly so you can position it wherever it suits the layout.

This C-7000 is the low-ceiling, take-it-down-when-you're-done pick for car-weight vehicles. If your lift is staying put, the anchored NT-9 (floor-plate, 110V) and NTO-9AE (overhead, 110V) add 2,000 lbs of capacity for similar money.

Two-posts like this one are built for repair work -- wheels hang free for brakes, suspension, and tires. Four-posts win for storage and drive-on ease. Our 2-Post vs 4-Post guide walks through the decision in five minutes.

The C-7000 is different from our other lifts: it ships on a 98' x 19' x 35' pallet via small package shipping rather than standard freight. Total unit weight is about 1,200 lbs. You can also choose free pickup at one of Triumph's 3 warehouse locations -- enter your ZIP above to see whether one is close to you. The mounting hardware ships separately from our Texas warehouse, including on warehouse pickup orders, except pickups made in Texas. We do it that way because hardware packs were going missing in the crate.

One year, parts only. That's shorter than our anchored 2-post lifts carry, which reflects the removable, repositionable design. Call Support Desk if you want to talk through coverage before ordering.

It's the only portable 2-post in our catalog, it fits under a ceiling most 2-posts can't touch, and it's one of the least expensive paths to wheels-free service work anywhere. See the Reviews tab above for buyer feedback, and read our Are Triumph Lifts Worth It? breakdown on Garage Equip Pro Guides.