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Tuxedo Distributors TP11KC-DX 11,000 lb Two-post Car Lift
Tuxedo Distributors · TP11KC-DX
11,000 lb two-post lift, clear-floor, asymmetric arms. Tuxedo Distributors.
$3,995 guide price
Launching soon
This model is part of our launch range. Tell us your ceiling height and delivery ZIP and we will confirm price, freight and lead time by email before you commit to anything.
Every lift here ships by freight, not parcel — the smallest model in our range still crates at several hundred pounds. We confirm the freight cost, the liftgate requirement and the delivery date in writing before any order is accepted, never a flat published rate.
Rated to 11,000 lb, this is a two-post configuration: the vehicle sits on swing arms between two columns and comes off the ground on all four wheels, which is what opens the underside for brake, suspension, exhaust and driveline work that a drive-on lift cannot reach as cleanly.
The arms are asymmetric — offset rather than equal length — which shifts the vehicle forward of the columns' centreline once it is up. That is the geometry that lets you walk past a raised vehicle or open its doors without ducking under the frame, and it is the one to want in a single-bay garage you also use as a walkway.
Clear-floor: the equalisation cable runs through the overhead assembly rather than across the ground, so there is nothing between the columns to drive over or trip on. That does mean it wants more ceiling height than a floor-plate design at the same capacity.
Like every two-post lift, this one anchors into your slab and needs the ceiling height to clear the raised vehicle plus the overhead assembly. Neither is a detail you settle after delivery — check both against the specification table before you order.
Specifications
| Lift Type | Two-post |
|---|---|
| Lifting capacity | 11,000 lbs |
| Overall height | 144" (12ft) ·· |
| Drive-through clearance | 104" (8ft 8in) ·· |
| Asymmetric arms | Yes ·· |
| Clear floor (no base plate) | Yes ·· |
| Minimum concrete thickness | 4" · |
| Minimum concrete strength | 3,000 psi ·· |
| Voltage | 220 V ·· |
| Phase | 1 phase ·· |
| Shipping weight | 1,705 lbs ·· |
| ALI certification | Claimed by 1 source, unverified by us — a claim is not a certificate; we are checking the directory ALI directory |
| SKU | TUXEDO-TP11KC-DX |
| Brand | Tuxedo Distributors |
| Model | TP11KC-DX |
·· stated identically by two or more retailers · · stated by one retailer, unconfirmed. Anything not listed is a figure we do not hold, and we would rather show a gap than a plausible number. Every specification is confirmed against the manufacturer's manual before an order is accepted.
Does it fit your garage?
We do not yet hold a manufacturer-stated ceiling height for this exact model. Use the calculator above as a first filter and ask us for the manufacturer figure before you order — we will not guess at a number that decides whether a lift fits.
Concrete
Minimum slab strength of 3000 psi is specified for anchoring this model. If you do not know your slab's rating, that is a question for a contractor before it is a question for us — thickness alone does not answer it.
Power
Runs on 220V. That is a dedicated single-phase circuit for most home garages, not an outlet you already have — budget an electrician unless you already run a welder or compressor off the same panel.
At 11,000 lb
11,000 lb is the total rated capacity, not a figure per arm. Check it against the curb weight of the heaviest vehicle you actually own — not the lightest — including anything you routinely carry, like a truck canopy or a loaded bed.
Will it fit your garage?
A 2-post lift has one prerequisite every other spec is downstream of: does the overhead assembly clear your ceiling with the vehicle raised. Enter your ceiling height and your tallest vehicle and see what is actually left to work with.
Frequently asked questions
Is 11,000 lb enough for my vehicle?
11,000 lb is the lift's total rated capacity, not a per-arm figure. Check it against the actual curb weight of the heaviest vehicle you own, including anything you regularly carry — a modern crew-cab truck or full-size SUV can sit closer to this number than the badge on the door suggests.
What power supply does it need?
220V, 1-phase. If that is 208-230V, treat it as a dedicated circuit and an electrician's visit, not an existing garage outlet.
Does it need a concrete pad?
Yes — every two-post lift anchors into the slab. This model specifies a minimum 3000 psi. If your slab's thickness or strength is unknown, get it checked before you order rather than after the lift arrives.
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