Aside from height, you have to consider your concrete thickness, condition, and grade (concrete is - or can be, anyway - rated in strength by PSI). Residential garages are often considered to not have slabs particularly suitable for a traditional lift, unless it was built by an owner that specifically wanted to support a lift (in which case the ceiling height would probably not be that low to begin with)If your concrete is good enough, check out MaxJax; here's their "will it fit" page: https://www.maxjax.com/measure/ If your concrete isn't up to task, check out Quickjack, which is basically like jacking your car up with a floor jack and jack stands, but it does the whole car at once. https://www.quickjack.com/ . It's got 2 frames you put under the car and they raise up under it. Doesn't raise it super high but is good enough for most jobs.
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