Is Introducing A Truck Lift To Your Workshop A Good Idea?

Truck lifts, also known as heavy duty lifts, are capable of lifting trucks and other heavy/large vehicles so that maintenance and repair work can be performed on them efficiently. While these pieces of equipment can be quite pricey, they can be an excellent investment for your workshop.

If you’ve been contemplating purchasing a truck lifts for your workshop, here are a few things to take into consideration.

Space

You need to keep in mind that certain types of heavy duty lifts may take up a significant amount of space in your workshop. This is why it is so important to measure the space available to you and check dimensions when shopping for any type of workshop equipment.

New Clients

One of the main reasons why workshop owners decide to invest in workshop equipment that allows them to service and repair trucks is that it opens up an entirely new client base. This can help you expand your clientele and bring in more profits for your business.

Replacing Your Current Lift

Many heavy duty lifts can be used for regular vehicles as well. Therefore, it could be an option to sell your current lift and invest in a heavy duty lift so that you can expand your client base while still saving on floor space.

What Type Of Truck Lift To Introduce To Your Shop

Once you have decided that you want to invest in a truck lift, you need to make the decision of what type of truck lift you want to introduce. There are many different makes, models and types available. You should consider your budget as well as what services you want to provide with the truck lift. Some of the options include:

  • Column lifts
  • Scissor lifts
  • Chain hoists
  • Two post lift
  • In-ground lift

In our professional opinion, two post lifts and mobile column lifts are great options when it comes to truck lifts.

Are you looking to buy a truck lift in NZ? Are you battling to choose which truck lift is right for your workshop? Here at MAHA NZ, we stock and supply a wide range of workshop equipment to workshops in New Zealand. Please browse our website to learn more about our products, and get in touch should you have any questions.