Professional workshops use different types of lifting equipment depending on the kind of work being done. Two of the most common options are bridge jacks and floor jacks. Both are designed to lift vehicles, but they’re used very differently once you get into real workshop situations.
Some shops rely heavily on floor jacks because they’re flexible and easy to move around. Others use bridge jacks with four-post lifts because they make wheel and suspension work much easier.
Neither one is automatically “better.” It really depends on the workflow, vehicle type, and how the shop operates day to day. READ MORE
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