A Car Lift is a heavy-duty mechanical device used to raise and lower vehicles for maintenance, repair, or parking purposes. Commonly found in automotive workshops, garages, and parking facilities, car lifts are essential for providing easy access to a vehicle's undercarriage or creating more efficient use of vertical space in multi-level parking systems. They come in various types, such as two-post lifts, four-post lifts, scissor lifts, and in-ground lifts, each designed to meet specific needs in terms of vehicle weight, height, and space requirements. Two-post and four-post car lifts are the most common for vehicle repair shops, offering stable elevation and a high load capacity. Scissor lifts are more compact and ideal for garages with limited space, while in-ground lifts provide a cleaner appearance as they can be hidden when not in use. Car Lifts enhance safety by securely lifting vehicles and preventing accidents associated with manual jacking. They also improve efficiency, allowing mechanics to easily work underneath vehicles for inspections, repairs, and maintenance tasks. In parking garages, car lifts maximize space by stacking vehicles vertically, optimizing storage in crowded urban areas.