From The Drive · Andrew P. Collins · · 1m
Disappearing Driveway Lift Setup
Home mechanic uses driveway reinforcement for portable car lift.
In brief
Home mechanic uses driveway reinforcement for portable car lift. Jason Wang reinforced his driveway with concrete to safely use a portable two-post lift without needing extra space. Originally reported by The Drive.
Jason Wang's driveway solution
Jason Wang reinforced his driveway to handle a portable two-post lift's weight without needing extra space.
Why he needed the lift
Wang lifted his Honda Fit to remove the motor using a jack on a bench, which was unsafe and inspired his solution.
Portable lift setup
Wang uses MaxJax, a portable lift that costs $6,000 or more and rolls on wheels to lock into concrete.
Reinforcement process
New concrete was poured with gravel and rebar to safely install the lift without damaging the driveway.
Why it works
The setup allows Wang to work safely in his narrow space and reset to normal appearance when not in use.
What it means for others
People with limited workshop space can store a portable lift and reinforce their driveway without needing extra space.
In short
Jason Wang reinforced his driveway with concrete to safely use a portable two-post lift without needing extra space.
