Lifts

Essential equipment for tyre services - car lifts

At the REDATS online store, you can find both large-format lifts (two-post, scissor lifts) and smaller devices (bottle jack, car jacks, air jacks). We also offer equipment that assists in working with various components - like transmission jacks or engine cranes.

It might go without saying, but a tyre service simply can’t function without a proper car lift.
Even something as routine as tyre replacement requires stable lifting - for example, using a scissor lift - to get the job done correctly.

If your customers are equipping a car service or tyre station, it’s worth recommending smaller lifts too - such as hydraulic or air jacks. They may not be suitable for complex repairs, but they’re useful for setting up additional workstations.

Of course, such lifts aren’t designed for advanced mechanical work, but for simple jobs like wheel service - they’re more than enough.
After all, wheel jobs may not be the most profitable - but no one wants to turn away a customer needing a quick repair.

A hydraulic garage jack is one of those tools that make daily work much easier.
Its compact size also helps - especially when all main workstations are in use.

Let’s say the main lift is occupied, and a new car has just arrived.
With a small hydraulic jack or air jack, your customer can quickly handle the job - lifting the vehicle safely and getting to work.

Brode range of REDATS car lifts
As mentioned earlier - the REDATS car lift range includes over 30 different models. Here’s a quick overview of what’s available:

• Hydraulic garage jacks - such as car jacks, air jacks, bottle jacks, etc.
  
  
• Two-post and scissor lifts - ideal for car service and tyre service setups
  
  
• Motorcycle lifts - stands and platforms
  
  
• Workshop lifts - engine stands, engine cranes, transmission jacks, etc.
  
  

You’ll also find a full range of spare parts for these lifts.
Whether it’s wear parts or replacement components - your customers can count on smooth operation and minimal downtime.

How to choose the right car lift?
To ensure efficiency in a car service, you need a lift for different applications.
A two-post model isn’t always enough - tyre changes are often easier on a scissor lift. Similarly, a four-post lift is useful for wheel alignment.

It also makes sense to stock a small car jack - pneumatic or hydraulic.
When the main workstations are busy, these portable units help handle quick jobs efficiently.

You’ll find more information about how to choose the right car lift on the REDATS blog.