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FAQs
What Kwik Lift is suitable for my car/s?
If your car is modern it will probably have jacking points. You need to know the distance between jacking points to get the correct Kwik Lift Model.
Where do I find the jacking points on my car?
Refer to the car’s manual where they should be images indicating their location.
What to do after finding the jacking points?
Measure the centre to centre distance between the jacking points and identify a suitable Kwik Lift using our comparison table.
What else to I need to measure when ordering a Kwik Lift?
You will need to measure the distance between the front and back tyres and check that the Kwik Lift will slide under the car.
What to do if your car is not modern?
You will need to lift the car from sills sometimes called pinch welds or the chassis. Then choose a lift that will give you the best lifting point range.
What is the difference between the terms jacking point range and lifting point range?
Some vehicles just have chassis and some cars do not have jacking points so that’s why the term lifting point range is used.
What do I need when a Kwik Lift will not suit all my cars and I don’t want to purchase 2 Kwik Lifts for my different cars?
There are extensions E4G 301 that can be used with the E4G KL2500 or E4G KL3500 to provide a longer jacking point range.
What do I have to be mindful of when using the E4G 301 extensions?
The height of the Kwik Lift increases so you will need to make sure it slides under the car.
What is the difference between the Kwik Lift and the competion?
The other portable car lifts sellers in the market normally sell through big stores and they don’t keep accessories or spares. Our accessories can be ordered online and supplied across the UK. Also, we are at the end the line for technical queries.
How many models in the Kwik lift range?
The Kwik Lift range consists of five different models.
