A four-post lift is one of the most useful pieces of equipment in a workshop, but adding the right hydraulic bridge jack can make it even more versatile. Without a bridge jack, the vehicle stays supported by its wheels. With one, technicians can lift the axle or frame and gain access to wheels, brakes, suspension components, and other areas that would otherwise be difficult to reach.

The challenge is that not all bridge jacks are the same. Choosing the right model depends on the vehicles being serviced, the lift being used, and the type of work performed every day.

If you’re considering adding a hydraulic bridge jack to a four-post lift, here are a few important things worth looking at before making a decision. READ MORE