Lifts & Jacks Combo Packages

A package pairing a four-post lift with one or more rolling bridge jacks. The bridge jack sits across the runways and lifts the wheels clear so wheel, brake, and suspension work can be done on a drive-on lift.

Because the jack must match the lift's runway spacing to work at all. Buying them as a package removes the compatibility question and generally costs less than sourcing them separately.

Atlas and Atlas Platinum combo packages pairing four-post lifts with rolling bridge jacks, spanning roughly 12,000 lb lift capacity and above, in a range of lift and jack configurations. Lift capacity is usually the first filter worth applying.

Yes, provided the jack matches your lift's runway spacing and the lift is rated for the additional loading. Confirm compatibility against your specific lift model before ordering a jack separately.

One jack handles one axle at a time and is sufficient for most work. Two jacks let you lift both axles independently, which speeds up four-wheel service. Most shops start with one and add a second if volume justifies it.

The lift's full rise plus the vehicle height, and enough clearance to work. Bridge jacks add lift height above the runway, so a vehicle raised on a bridge jack sits higher than one on the runways alone. Account for that in your clearance calculation.

By LTL freight, usually as multiple crates. Confirm you have equipment and personnel to receive and move it, and check all pieces against the packing list before signing, since a combo shipment has more items to go missing.