Two Post Lift in Average House Garage - Max Jax

Great product and great video!

How much did the concrete work cost?

Sweet set-up! Take care bud.

Your video was informative, useful, and lovely. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for the video man, I am looking into getting one of these for my garage. just have no idea how strong or deep my concrete is. Ill probably do the same thing you did just to be safe.

About to place an order

Great info on the lift, I have 05 Mustang and going install a Maxjax in a similar size garage what spacing on the lift post plates (out side to outside plates) also about where are the posts located from the mirrors other reference point when lifting your mustang for center point. Thanks great video

Thanks for the video. Any issues with the lift. I'm about to purchase one.

Great looking garage

You're way off on the cost

They are almost 4 grand now you scored.

I feel that cutting out a square of the concrete is worst then use a less thick concrete slab because you are creating a separation of the slab and is like a patch even with the rebars can ectually still tilt over under heavy weight

Just got mine a few days ago. Im excited but gotta redo some concete after winter in Chicago.

I ordered a maxjax 3 days ago.
I replaced a 10x13 section of concrete, $180 for a jackhammer, concrete $700 40k psi 5 inch deep with rebar.
$400 for a helper for 3 days. It was not easy, so your price really wasn't bad. Peace of mind is important.
i wouldn't do it myself again.

Whyd you need to do concrete work...was your garage cracked

only 3 years later, my cost for a new discounted M7K + Ergo Creeper, out the door $4100, which is less than the full retail price currently of the Max Jax M7K, my house is built in 1974, doubt the garage slab is at spec so I have to find a way test it before installing this. Prices are crazy now and 3 years in the future would only get crazier! Max Jax rep just told me in April they will increase the retail price!

As much as I love a lift, I bought race ramps ... Gets my entire car up 14" plus 6" from the bottom of the tires to the chassis. PLENTY of space to drop the transmission and 10000% safer than lifts, which can fail suddenly. If I need to work on tires, I can jack while on the ramps. $2500 but as far as piece of mind for safety, priceless. Lifts can suddenly and catastrophically fail. Giant foam blocks can't really do this.