Automobile Lifts in Henderson, KY

Yes. Our Henderson team installs Bruno vehicle lifts throughout Henderson and Henderson County — plus Owensboro, Madisonville, Morganfield, and the surrounding western Kentucky counties, with coverage extending across the Ohio River into the Evansville area. We install at your home, not at a shop.

No. Our factory-trained technicians come to your driveway and install the lift there, usually in a few hours. No dropping the vehicle off, no shop appointment, and no arranging a ride home and back.

Cost depends on the lift model, your vehicle's make and year, your mobility device's weight and dimensions, and installation complexity — and factors like your vehicle's tongue weight rating often determine which lifts are even compatible. Because of that, we don't publish a general price range that wouldn't apply to your situation.

Our Henderson specialists match a lift to your vehicle and device and provide a free, no-obligation quote.

Interior lifts — the Bruno Curb-Sider and Joey — store your device inside the vehicle, shielded from weather and out of sight. They use cargo space you'd otherwise have.

Exterior lifts — the Out-Sider, Chariot, and Out-Rider — mount to your hitch, tow behind, or load into a truck bed, using no interior space at all. The trade-off is that the device rides exposed to weather. See the full comparison above.

Not every lift fits every vehicle. The Out-Sider and Curb-Sider fit most sedans, SUVs, minivans, and pickups; the Chariot works even behind small cars; the Joey needs an SUV or van with cargo room; and the Out-Rider is built specifically for pickup beds.

We confirm exact compatibility during your free consultation using your vehicle's make, model, and year. Try the Auto Lift Finder for a quick match in about two minutes.

Capacity varies by model. The Out-Sider, Joey, and Chariot are each rated to 350 lb; the Out-Rider comes in 100, 200, and 350 lb versions; and the Curb-Sider ranges from 250 to 450 lb depending on configuration. What matters is matching the lift to your specific device — a heavy power chair needs a different lift than a folding travel scooter — so we confirm the weight and dimensions of your device before recommending anything.

For the Out-Sider and Chariot, yes — both mount to a hitch receiver. If your vehicle doesn't have one, a hitch can typically be added. Interior lifts like the Curb-Sider and Joey don't require a hitch, and the Out-Rider mounts in the truck bed rather than at the hitch.

No — that's the point of it. Most lifts run on push-button or hand-held controls powered by your vehicle's battery. You roll the device onto the platform or connect a docking device, press a button, and the lift does the work. Before we leave, we load and unload your actual device with you until you're comfortable doing it alone.

Exterior lifts use corrosion-resistant components built for road salt and Ohio Valley weather. Interior lifts keep the device out of the weather entirely, which is one of the main reasons people choose them. Either way, a quick rinse after salty driving extends the life of the equipment.

Possibly — through a different program than home modifications. Vehicle lifts fall under VA Automobile Adaptive Equipment, administered by Prosthetic and Sensory Aids Service, rather than the HISA grant that covers permanent home changes like ramps.

Our veteran benefits guide covers what qualifies and how to apply. As an SDVOSB that has served 25,000+ veterans, we can point you in the right direction — though eligibility is determined by the VA, and you should get written confirmation before purchasing.

Medicare and most private insurance do not cover vehicle lifts. Some auto manufacturers offer mobility reimbursement programs toward adaptive equipment on a new vehicle purchase, and Kentucky vocational rehabilitation services or nonprofit grants may apply in certain situations. Financing is available for qualified buyers.

Often, yes. Several Bruno models are designed to be reinstalled on another compatible vehicle when you trade yours in — it requires a professional to confirm fit and complete the transfer, and some parts may need replacing. Ask us during your consultation if you're planning a vehicle change.

Yes. Our Henderson technicians maintain and repair existing vehicle lifts, including units installed elsewhere, and can source replacement parts where available. Call (270) 212-1378 to schedule.

Request a free consultation or call our Henderson team at (270) 212-1378. We'll ask about your vehicle and your mobility device, recommend the right Bruno model, and give you a written quote — all by phone, before anyone comes out.