About Titan Lifts and Garage Equipment

Titan Lifts is a vehicle lift and shop equipment brand built around the working garage. The range spans automotive lifts, tire changers, wheel balancers, and body shop rotisseries, which means a single brand can outfit a home enthusiast bay or a small independent shop without mixing and matching. Below is a breakdown of the Titan equipment we stock and how each group is typically used.

Titan 2 Post Lifts

The Titan 2 Post lift is the workhorse of most repair bays. Because the vehicle is picked up by the frame or pinch welds, the wheels hang free, which is what you want for brake jobs, suspension work, exhaust, and transmission service. Titan 2 Post lifts are offered in clear floor and floorplate configurations, and in symmetric and asymmetric arm layouts, so you can match the lift to your ceiling height and to how you want to open vehicle doors once the car is in the air.

Titan 4 Post Lifts

Titan 4 Post lifts drive on rather than lift by the frame, which makes them the easier choice for storage, alignment work, quick service, and anyone who is not comfortable setting lift arms. Because the vehicle rests on its own tires, a Titan 4 Post lift is also the common answer for stacking two cars in a tall garage. Add rolling jacks when you need the wheels off the runways.

Titan Scissor and Motorcycle Lifts

Titan scissor lifts give you lifting height with a much smaller footprint and no overhead structure, which is why they suit low ceilings, mobile work, and shops that need the bay floor clear when the lift is down. Titan motorcycle lifts are built for bikes, ATVs, and other small powersports units, raising them to a comfortable working height instead of leaving you on the floor.

Titan Tire Changers and Wheel Balancers

A Titan tire changer and a Titan wheel balancer are usually bought together, since mounting a tire and balancing the assembly are two halves of the same job. Tire changers in the Titan line cover passenger and light truck wheels, and the wheel balancers pair with them to take out vibration before the wheel goes back on the vehicle. If tire work is a real part of your revenue, buy the pair rather than one at a time.

Titan Rotisseries

Titan rotisseries are restoration and body shop tools. They let you rotate a bare shell or body so you can reach the floor pans, rockers, and underside without crawling underneath, which makes rust repair, media blasting, and undercoating far easier to do properly.

Choosing a Titan Lift

Work through four things in order. First, capacity: pick a Titan lift rated above the heaviest vehicle you expect to service, not just your daily driver. Second, lift style: 2 Post for wheels-free repair work, 4 Post for drive-on convenience and storage, scissor for tight or low spaces. Third, ceiling height: overhead 2 Post models need clearance above the vehicle, while floorplate models trade the overhead beam for a plate across the floor. Fourth, your concrete: check the slab thickness and condition against the requirements published in the manual for the specific Titan lift you are considering, since anchoring is what makes the installation safe. If you are unsure which Titan model fits your bay, contact us with your ceiling height, slab details, and the vehicles you work on.

Related Categories

Cross-shop the Titan range against every 2 post car lift and 4 post car lift we carry, or look at scissor lifts if your ceiling is low. For smaller machines see our motorcycle lifts, and for restoration work compare all of the auto rotisseries in stock.