Grand Prix

Two-Post Vehicle Lifts

Grand Prix

Shop Grand Prix two-post car lifts for professional and enthusiast garages. The current lineup gives you a choice between a 10,000-lb. clearfloor configuration and a 9,000-lb. floorplate configuration.

Compare lift capacity and installation layout to choose the Grand Prix model that makes the most sense for your vehicle mix, available space and garage workflow.

Two configurations for two different garage layouts.

Grand Prix keeps the choice focused. Compare the GP-10C clearfloor lift with the GP-9LC floorplate lift based on the capacity and layout that best fits your workspace.

10,000-Lb. Capacity Grand Prix GP-10C

Two-post car lift with a 10,000-lb. rated capacity and clearfloor configuration.

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9,000-Lb. Capacity Grand Prix GP-9LC

Two-post car lift with a 9,000-lb. rated capacity and floorplate configuration.

View GP-9LC
Installation Layout Clearfloor

The GP-10C uses a clearfloor configuration. Consider this layout when comparing how the lift will fit into the working area of your garage.

Available On GP-10C
Installation Layout Floorplate

The GP-9LC uses a floorplate configuration, giving Grand Prix shoppers an alternative two-post layout with a 9,000-lb. rated capacity.

Available On GP-9LC
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Grand Prix

Grand Prix Two-Post Car Lifts

Compare the Grand Prix GP-10C 10,000-lb. clearfloor two-post lift and GP-9LC 9,000-lb. floorplate two-post lift available from Wrenchers.

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Buying
Guide

Choose the lift around the garage.

With two Grand Prix models in the current Wrenchers assortment, the comparison comes down to two primary differences: rated lifting capacity and clearfloor versus floorplate configuration.

01 Check Vehicle Weight

Start with the vehicles you expect to service and select a lift with an appropriate rated capacity. The current Grand Prix models are rated at 9,000 and 10,000 lbs.

02 Compare Lift Layout

Decide whether a clearfloor or floorplate configuration makes more sense for the space and workflow in your garage.

03 Measure the Bay

Review the product dimensions and installation requirements against your available bay before choosing a model.

04 Plan the Installation

Consider the complete installation area and verify the applicable product requirements before the lift arrives.

Grand Prix Lineup

GP-10C or GP-9LC?

Both are two-post car lifts, but their capacities and layouts give shoppers a straightforward way to narrow the choice.

10,000-Lb. Capacity GP-10C

Two-post car lift with a 10,000-lb. rated capacity and clearfloor configuration.

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9,000-Lb. Capacity GP-9LC

Two-post car lift with a 9,000-lb. rated capacity and floorplate configuration.

View GP-9LC
GP-10C Layout Clearfloor Configuration

The GP-10C represents the clearfloor option in the current Grand Prix lineup.

GP-10C
GP-9LC Layout Floorplate Configuration

The GP-9LC represents the floorplate option in the current Grand Prix lineup.

GP-9LC
Before
You Buy

Capacity is only part of the decision.

The GP-10C and GP-9LC differ in both rated capacity and layout. Review the product requirements and your available garage space before deciding which configuration belongs in the bay.

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Need help comparing the GP-10C and GP-9LC?

Contact Wrenchers for help reviewing the Grand Prix models and narrowing down the right two-post lift for your garage.