Triumph 8,000 lb Four Post Lift – Extra Long & Tall | NSS-8XLT
Plug-and-Play Power Meets Pro-Level Storage. The NSS-8XLT Lift Turns Any Garage into a Full-Service Bay
Buying a 4 post car lift can feel overwhelming when you’re juggling safety, space, and simplicity. Too often, car enthusiasts and shop owners wind up with equipment that’s bulky, hard to install, or just plain unreliable. And let’s be honest. Lifting several tons of steel in the air isn’t something you want to take chances with. If you’ve ever struggled with crowded garages or felt like your vehicles were eating up too much space, the NSS-8XLT from Triumph is designed to make those headaches disappear. The decision narrows even further if you're working with longer wheelbases or taller vehicles, where standard 8,000 lb lifts force compromises on either runway length or clearance height.
The NSS-8XLT 8,000 lb Service Storage Four Post Lift by Triumph isn’t just a tool. It’s a game-changer for your garage or shop. This 4 post vehicle lift is built to handle both storage and service jobs with confidence. It’s portable, it’s sturdy, and it’s built on a design that’s stood the test of time for over two decades. Whether you're lifting your classic car for long-term storage or doing maintenance on a daily driver, this lift has you covered. Extra-long runways and a 99-inch drive-thru width handle long-wheelbase trucks, lifted SUVs, and crew cabs that won't fit standard 4-posts. The caster kit, jack tray, and three drip trays ship in the box, and the lift runs on standard 110V power.
Triumph packed this model with must-have extras: a caster kit for mobility, a jack tray for extra versatility, and drip trays that keep your lower vehicle clean and dry. With ten automatic locking positions and a 110V power supply, this 4 post auto lift is both secure and plug-and-play ready. It's time to turn your garage into a pro-level workspace. without breaking the bank or bolting anything down permanently. For owners of dually pickups, lifted Jeeps, or extended-cab work trucks, the NSS-8XLT is sized for the vehicles standard 8,000 lb lifts can't quite handle.
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Benefits of the Triumph NSS-8XLT Vehicle Lift
Key Features of the Triumph NSS-8XLT 8,000 lb Four-Post Car Lift - Extra-Long & Tall You'll Love:
• Caster Kit for Easy Portability: Reposition your lift effortlessly with the included caster kit. No need to uninstall or re-level. Ideal for tight garages or evolving setups where flexibility is key. Caster kit ships standard, eliminating the $100-200 add-on most competing 8K lifts charge for portability features.
• Jack Tray Included for Versatile Lifting: Perform brake jobs, tire rotations, and suspension work with ease by lifting one end of your vehicle using a floor jack or bottle jack on the included tray. Adds functionality without the need for extra equipment. For true wheels-off service, add the Triumph SJ-35 rolling bridge jack (3,500 lb) in Optional Accessories above. The jack tray also accepts standard floor or bottle jacks, letting one lift cover both storage and service workflows.
• Three Drip Trays for Clean Storage: Catch oil, coolant, or other drips with three included trays, keeping the vehicle below clean and protected. A must-have for stacking and long-term storage. Three drip trays protect the lower vehicle from oil, coolant, and brake fluid drips during long-term storage cycles.
• Time-Tested Design with Automatic Locks: Built on a 20+ year proven platform, the NSS-8XLT includes automatic locks that engage at 10 different height positions, giving you safe, stable lifting every time. 20-year design heritage and 10 automatic lock positions give established reliability with precise height control.
• 110V Plug-and-Play Power: Simply plug it into a standard 110V outlet. No special wiring or electrician required. Quick, easy setup makes it perfect for home garages and small shops. Standard 110V plug-in operation means no electrician on the install. Residential and small-shop bays work without commercial wiring.
• High Clearance & Drive-Thru Width: With 79" under-runway clearance and a 99" drive-thru width, this lift easily handles full-size trucks, SUVs, and lifted vehicles. More space means more convenience for parking or wrenching. Extra clearance and drive-thru width accommodate dually pickups and lifted SUVs that won't fit standard 8K lifts.
Minimum Garage Requirements
✔ Ceiling Height: At least 100" (8'4") recommended ✔ Floor Space: 190" L x 112" W (15'10" x 9'4") ✔ Concrete Thickness: Minimum 4" (101.6 mm) ✔ Concrete Strength: Minimum 3,000 PSI compressive ✔ Electrical: 110 Volts ✔ Post Height: 94" (7'10") (measure before ordering)
✔ Ceiling Height: At least 100" (8'4") recommended
✔ Floor Space: 190" L x 112" W (15'10" x 9'4")
✔ Concrete Thickness: Minimum 4" (101.6 mm)
✔ Concrete Strength: Minimum 3,000 PSI compressive
✔ Electrical: 110 Volts
✔ Post Height: 94" (7'10") (measure before ordering)
*Concrete must meet the manufacturer's minimum requirements as specified above. Installing this lift on inadequate concrete may result in serious injury or death. It is the customer's responsibility to verify concrete thickness and strength prior to purchase and installation. Stacking taller vehicles vertically may require additional ceiling height. Measure your specific vehicles before ordering.
Triumph NSS-8XLT Four-Post Vehicle Lift Specifications |
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| Manufacturer | Triumph |
| Model | NSS-8XLT |
| Capacity | 8,000 lbs |
| Overall Height | 94" |
| Overall Length | 190" |
| Overall Width | 112" |
| Lift Height | 82" |
| Height Under Runway | 79" |
| Runway Length | 180" |
| Drive Thru Width | 99" |
| Runway Width | 18" |
| Between Runways | 37" |
| Lowered Height | 5" |
| Locking Positions | 10 |
| Base Plate Size | 12" x 12" |
| Lock Release | Single Point |
| Lift Time | 40 Seconds |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |
| Shipping Weight | 1,800 lbs |
Triumph NSS-8XLT Frequently Asked Questions
Will a full-size or lifted truck fit on the NSS-8XLT?
This is the 8,000 lb Triumph built for exactly that: 180" runways (15" longer than the base NSS-8), a 99" drive-thru width, and 82" of rise. Crew cabs, long beds, and lifted trucks that won't fit standard 4-posts fit here -- as long as they're under 8,000 lbs. For 3/4-ton and heavier trucks, step up to the 11,000 lb Triumph NSS-11000.
Which 8,000 lb Triumph 4-post is right for me?
This XLT is the extra long and tall one -- maximum runway, rise, and clearance. The base NSS-8 is the standard-size all-rounder; the NSS-8 Classic is the short version for compact garages; the NSS8X-1 Easy Park adds free liftgate delivery; and the USA8000 is the American-made version.
How much ceiling height do I need?
The posts stand 94" (7'10") tall, so plan on a 100"+ ceiling to be comfortable. In return you get 79" of clearance under the runways at full rise -- enough to walk under, and enough to park a full-size SUV underneath while another vehicle stores on top.
Does the NSS-8XLT run on regular 110V power?
Yes -- it runs on standard 110V household power. No 220V circuit, no electrician visit; the lift cycles to full height in about 40 seconds.
Can I add a jack for wheels-off work?
Yes. The Triumph SJ-35 rolling bridge jack (3,500 lb) rides between the runways and lifts one end of the vehicle for brake, tire, and suspension work -- add it in Optional Accessories above. The included jack tray also accepts a standard floor or bottle jack.
How does freight delivery work?
The lift ships as freight at about 1,800 lbs. You can choose curbside freight delivery or free pickup at one of 42 warehouse locations nationwide -- enter your ZIP above to find the closest one. Most orders arrive within 1-2 weeks.
Is the Triumph NSS-8XLT worth it?
If you need the extra length and height, there's no cheaper path to a truck-friendly 4-post -- and the caster kit, jack tray, and drip trays that competitors sell separately ship in the box. See the Reviews tab above for buyer feedback, and read our Are Triumph Lifts Worth It? breakdown on The Pitstop Journal.
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