“The short columns make a two-post layout look possible in a normal garage. Access under the center of the car is the main advantage.”
MaxJax M7K Portable Two-Post Lift
A removable two-post system for flexible garage space.
4.5 10 reviews- Lifting capacity
- 7,000 lb
- Lift type
- Portable two-post lift
Details
Portable Two-Post Lifting That Actually Fits Your Garage
The MaxJax M7K Standard Portable Car Lift Package - 7,000-lbs. Capacity brings the patented MaxJax M7K portable two-post car lift into a package built for real garage work, low-ceiling spaces, and flexible service bays. With a 7,000-lb. lifting capacity and an 89.5-inch overall height, MaxJax gives home users, enthusiasts, and smaller shops a true two-post lifting solution without forcing a permanent full-height lift into the space. This Standard Package includes MaxJax M7K portable two-post car lift with all standard accessories, making it the cleanest way to get the patented MaxJax portable car lift platform into a home garage, small shop, or pop-up service bay. MaxJax is designed to give you more usable under-car access than low-rise or mid-rise systems while still letting the columns move out of the way when the job is done. For garages where space is precious and lift access is non-negotiable, this is the point where portable starts feeling professional.
Two-Post Access Without Giving Up the Whole Garage
MaxJax separates itself from ramps, stands, low-rise lifts, and mid-rise platforms by giving technicians clearer access to the underside of the vehicle. Engine undersides, transmissions, driveshafts, starters, differentials, exhaust work, brake service, and inspection points are easier to reach when the vehicle is raised on a frame-engaging portable two-post lift. The portable column design is the real everyday advantage. Heavy-duty urethane, non-marring wheels allow the MaxJax columns to be moved into position when lifting is needed and stored aside when the bay needs to go back to normal. For ADAS calibration, pop-up service bays, weekend wrenching, or compact shop layouts, that flexibility helps preserve open floor space instead of letting a fixed lift own the room full-time.
Direct-Drive Lifting with Built-In Safety Discipline
The Standard Package keeps the MaxJax lifting system focused on the essentials. Low-pressure HVLP Direct-Drive hydraulic cylinders eliminate the lifting chains and screw mechanisms commonly found on other lift designs, while a robust gear-type flow divider helps distribute hydraulic pressure for consistent, equalized lifting. The lift arms use a low 4.75-inch minimum pad height to reach many compact and sport vehicles. Safety is built into the core lift system. Integrated velocity-fuse safety valves, rugged safety lock bars, and automatic arm restraints help support confident lifting when the equipment is used correctly. Detailed installation, maintenance, and safety instructions are included, and operators should always follow proper lift setup and safety-lock procedures before working under any raised vehicle.
The Standard Package Advantage
The Standard Package is built for buyers who want a MaxJax M7K setup that matches how they actually work. This is the right package when the lift itself is the priority and accessories can be added later as your workflow grows. Instead of piecing together a garage lift setup one item at a time, this package gives customers a more convenient path into the MaxJax system. MaxJax is also protected by U.S. patents and is designed around repeatable installation with internally threaded concrete anchors and quick-connect hydraulic couplers. That means the lift can be set up for the job, used like serious shop equipment, then moved aside when the space needs to serve another purpose. It is portable lifting with real two-post capability, not a compromise dressed up as one.
Shipping + Returns
Standard shipping is free on every US order, with no minimum. We ship within the United States only. Read our shipping policy for delivery details.
Unused items in original packaging may be returned within 30 days of delivery. Customers pay return shipping. Read our return and refund policy for the full process.
Before you order
Make sure the lift fits your vehicle, workspace, and installation plan.
Vehicle
Confirm curb weight, lifting points, and any accessories against the manufacturer's instructions.
Workspace
Check floor area and ceiling clearance for your vehicle at full lift height.
Power & setup
Confirm power, floor, and anchoring requirements in the model documentation.
Delivery
Free standard shipping within the United States. Check your checkout estimate for timing.
30-day unused returns
Unused lifts in original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery; return shipping is paid by the buyer.
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The details that matter when you compare lifts.
- Brand
- MaxJax
- Lifting capacity
- 7,000 lb
- Lift type
- Portable two-post lift
Customer reviews
Reviews shared from BendPaks with permission.
out of 5 · 10 reviews
“A smart middle ground for a small performance shop. The open floor between the columns gives useful access without full-height posts.”
“The service height looks comfortable for seated work and the columns do not dominate the room. Good fit for a compact hobby space.”
“This layout would make suspension and exhaust work much easier in our low-ceiling bay. The portable columns are the selling point.”
“The car is high enough for useful underbody access while staying below the garage ceiling. The overall setup feels well balanced.”
“Strong use of a small bay once the anchors and clearances are planned. Moving the columns would take some organization, but the flexibility is useful.”
“More open access than portable frames and less height than a full-size two-post. Concrete and anchor requirements remain important.”
“The compact post height suits our space. Hose routing and column storage would need a dedicated plan to keep the garage tidy.”
“A practical low-ceiling solution with good center access. It still needs more installation planning than a simple portable frame lift.”
“The flexible layout is appealing, but moving columns and managing anchors may not suit someone who wants a zero-setup solution.”