Which handles a heavier car body?

Both are rated at 4,500 lb, so neither has an edge on paper. The Titan's dual cylinders and connecting rods are the more documented lifting design.

Is the Titan worth the extra over the 5 Star?

The Titan lists at $1,650.00 at Mile-X Equipment, Inc. as of October 30, 2026, and the 5 Star has no published price. If the 5 Star quote comes in well under that and you need the 25 ft bar, it is the better value.

Which is better for a long truck or wagon body?

The 5 Star, because its three-piece center bar extends to 25 ft. The Titan's minimum span between support arms is 99", which limits long bodies without adapters.

Do I need extra parts for either one?

The Titan needs optional mounting adapters for some chassis and a leg kit for full 360-degree rotation. The 5 Star includes four 16" arms and the jack.

Which is easier to move around a shop?

The 5 Star has six casters, including two 3" phenolic swivel casters. The Titan has four 8" locking casters and weighs 615 lb shipped.

How precise is height adjustment?

The Titan uses an Acme screw with 8.5" of travel for fine settings. The 5 Star relies on its jacks, which are faster but less precise.

Car Body Rotisserie | 4500 lb Hydraulic Rotisserie + 3 Ton Jack | Local Pickup vs Titan ROT-4500-G2 Automotive Rotisserie

Both units are rated for 4,500 lb, so the choice comes down to adjustability and price. The Titan ROT-4500-G2 is the more complete package: dual hydraulic cylinders, Acme screw height travel, powder-coated steel, and a published price of $1,650.00 at Mile-X Equipment, Inc. as of October 30, 2026. The 5 Star Tools R4000 adds a 3-ton jack and a center bar that extends to 25 ft, but no price was given for it, so compare its quote against the Titan before deciding.

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