How do I raise my ATV?

Typically, with an ATV/Motorcycle jack, you will position the jack at the side of the ATV and slide it completely under the ATV. There will be two smaller “feet” or one large plate that will extend to both sides of the frame. From there, you will begin lifting the ATV, either manually or with an air compressor.

How much does a motorcycle jack cost?

Motorcycle Jack Pricing $100 and under: Home-use motorcycle jacks tend to be at or below $100 in price. The build quality tends to be high, but the designs are rather simple. In fact, most jacks in this price range are just a simple lifting platform the motorcycle balances on for stability.

How does a ATV lift kit work?

Bracket lifts work by moving the mounting points of your shocks, which essentially make your shocks longer. That pushes your A-arms and/or trailing arms down further, giving you lift.

Where do you jack up a quad?

Try to get the jack or jack stand onto the frame, really anywhere on the frame itself will work but you also want the ATV to be securely balanced while up on the jacks. I like to use the frame right under the front bumper and the frame or axle near the rear tires.

Can you use a car jack to lift a motorcycle?

2. Using a car jack. A car jack can be a good alternative for lifting your motorcycle if you don’t have a motorcycle lift jack. Just like in the previous method, you might also want to slide several boards across the bike to assist with the hoisting.

Why buy an ATV lift?

… Our quality ATV lifts, jacks, and stands are designed to make the process of raising your four-wheeler, three-wheeler or similarly-sized equipment to proper servicing height safer and easier than ever.

Do motorcycle lifts hoist motorcycles and quads?

Many of the lifts available on the market are designed to hoist both motorcycles and quads thanks to wide platforms and optional extensions. These extensions can also make the lift great for many different vehicles like golf carts, snowmobiles, jet skis, and even lawn mowers.

What are the different types of lifts?

Mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic lifts are some of the most widespread types offered on the market. The mechanical type is the most basic one, featuring a crank mechanism to hoist the load.