Wheel lifts up to 100 kg – Ergonomic handling for cars & light vehicles
Wheel lifts up to 100 kg are ideal for cars and light commercial vehicles – compact, easy to use and immediately ready for action. They make handling car wheels safe and back-friendly. Here you'll find suitable models from various manufacturers.
What this class offers:
- Ideal for car wheels: Car wheels up to about 25 kg are effortlessly lifted and positioned with these compact wheel lifts.
- Compact & handy: Small footprint for minimal space requirements in the workshop – easy to store when not needed.
- Back-friendly: No laborious lifting and holding of heavy wheels – the wheel lift does it for you.
Corghi Partner70 wheel mounting lift " Wheel mounting trolley " Load capacity 70 kg
Easylift wheel lift " Wheel mounting trolley " Load capacity 60 kg
OMCN SIF/XR IP wheel lift " Wheel mounting trolley " Load capacity 100 kg
OMCN SIF/XR wheel lift " Wheel mounting trolley " Load capacity 100 kg
Wheel Lifts up to 100 kg: Use and Practical Tips
Wheel lifts in this small class are often underestimated. Even "light" car wheels with winter tyres can weigh 15 to 25 kg – over a long working day this adds up to a considerable physical strain. A compact wheel lift up to 100 kg makes work more efficient and at the same time protects workshop staff.
For which vehicles are wheel lifts up to 100 kg suitable?
This class is suitable for standard cars of all makes and models as well as small cars and compact SUVs. Motorcycles and small quads can also be handled with these lifts – provided the dimensions fit. For vans, off-road vehicles and vehicles with heavy wide tyres, wheel lifts with higher load capacity are recommended.
How is a wheel lift correctly used?
Drive the wheel lift under the unscrewed wheel and make sure the wheel rests stably on the support surface of the lift. Pump the lifting mechanism to the desired height (usually to the hub height of the lift or vehicle axle) and drive the lift towards the rim. When fitting the wheel: always check the correct seating of the wheel bolts before lowering the wheel lift.
