LIFT FIT GUIDE
Your space. Your vehicle.
The models, side by side.
Enter what you know. Compare your measurements with the drawings and specs below.
MODEL COMPARISON
Your measurements beside each model
Add measurements above to see the fit checks. The letter keys match the drawings.
This comparison checks dimensions, not installation approval. Allow working space around the lift. Confirm actual loaded weight, axle distribution, vehicle lifting points or runway loading, slab, lock positions and door movement.
Lift drawings & measurement keysDimensions for the models above
How to measure your vehicleCurb weight, wheelbase, overall length and height
Curb weight
Check the manufacturer's specifications for the exact vehicle and trim. The door label usually shows GVWR, the maximum loaded rating. Include modifications or other weight that stays in the vehicle.
Wheelbase and length
Wheelbase is hub center to hub center. Overall length includes the bumpers and overhang. Runway fit depends on tire contact and the model's wheelbase/load limits—not length alone.
Beams, garage doors and rooflinesHeight and position both matter
A beam above a pickup bed may clear while a beam above the cab does not. Measure each obstruction's height and its position along the vehicle. Overall vehicle height alone cannot prove clearance.
Check the door open and closed, the tracks, the opener and lights. A high-lift door conversion may help; a door professional should confirm the path. Use the Garage & Lift Planner for floor placement and verify overhead geometry separately.