Halo Lifts Pro 4 Post Car Lift – 9,000 LBS Capacity

Product Overview

The HL9K-PRO is Halo Lifts’ premium four-post car lift designed for serious users — hobbyists or professional shops — who demand strong safety features, robust construction, and enough clearance to work comfortably under lifted vehicles. With a 9,000 lb capacity, it’s built for large SUVs, trucks, or full-size vehicles.

Key Features

• Triple Safety System:
  The lift includes ¾-inch thick safety locks that engage simultaneously at each notch (notch spacing 4 inches). On top of that, there are secondary cable-tension locks on each corner to provide added security.
• Wrap-Around Cross-Beam Design:
  This design helps prevent the possibility of safety locks skipping or becoming disengaged during operation.
• Boxed/Structural Steel Posts:
  Strong, rigid, laser-cut locking notches, and boxed steel posts ensure reduced flex and greater stability, especially under high load or side loads.
• Cable Keeps:
  The lift routes cables under the runways, and those cables are held securely by cable keeps, which helps prevent the cables from becoming dislodged or misaligned.
• Single-Handle Manual Release:
  All four locks release simultaneously using a single handle. This is purely mechanical — no compressor or pneumatic assist needed.
• Adjustable Motor Mounting Angles:
  The motor can be mounted in several positions on the post so the lift can be set up more compactly against a wall if needed.
• Accessories Included:
  • Steel drive-up ramps (lightweight)
  • Post-mounted casters for easier movement of the lift (if needed)
  • Tire stops
  • Rolling jack tray(s)
  • Drip trays to catch fluids

Specifications

What to Know Before Buying

• Space & Height: Make sure your garage or workshop ceiling is high enough to accommodate the full height of the lift plus the clearance when a vehicle is raised.
• Floor/Foundation: The lift must be anchored to a concrete slab that’s level and strong enough to handle the weight of the lift plus the vehicle.
• Unloading & Assembly: The unit is heavy. Unloading typically requires machinery like a forklift or hoist. Assembly will require multiple people and careful alignment.
• Usage & Safety: Always use safety locks before working under the lift. Check cables, locks, and bolts regularly. Use proper ramps, stops, and accessories to avoid slippage or misalignment.
• Cost Considerations: Apart from the lift itself, there may be additional costs for shipping (since freight), electrical setup, anchoring, etc.