Customers who purchase their Car Lift from ASEdeals.com usually install their lift themselves. We estimate that nearly 85% of our customers will perform the assembly by themselves, or with the aid of a few friends. The instructions come with the lift along with the Owner’s Manual. There is also a tech support phone line if … Continue reading “Have your Car Lift Professionally Installed”
Tag: Two Post Lift
Two Post Lift Safety – Vehicle Jacking Points
Customers frequently ask us, ” How do I know where to place the lift pads of my Two Post Lifts underneath my vehicle? Where are the best jacking points? Where are the safest jacking points”? Most commercial auto shop technicians already know where to place the lift jacking pads. But we get many customers who are … Continue reading “Two Post Lift Safety – Vehicle Jacking Points”
New BendPak Lift – Turf Equipment Lift
Many Golf course and other lawn and turf maintenance facilities now have a two post lift by BendPak for turf equipment. The new XPR-7TR Turf Equipment Lift is the latest edition to the BendPak Lift line-up. Customers have been asking for this type of lift for some time, and BendPak has now delivered. It is … Continue reading “New BendPak Lift – Turf Equipment Lift”
Transmission Jacks – Low Profile or Full Rise
With the wide variety of Transmission Jacks out there, it can be a daunting task to try to choose the proper jack for your application. It can be equally as difficult to determine which manufacturer to choose as well. That’s where this post comes in. ASEdeals.com carries a huge selection of transmission jacks by several … Continue reading “Transmission Jacks – Low Profile or Full Rise”
Two Post Lifts – Chain Drive, Direct Drive, or Cable Drive
The debate is out there. Which type of Two Post Lift is the best choice? Customers are always asking us this question. Some people argue that the chain drive is the best. Others that cable drive is the best. But when it comes to two post lifts, the best option is a direct drive model. The … Continue reading “Two Post Lifts – Chain Drive, Direct Drive, or Cable Drive”