I can feel the LOVE...
Back to the topic, I would NOT install on a typical concrete found on a driveway. Reason is it probably isn't thick enough.
What is the brand of the lift you are buying? Contact the company or look on the web to see if you can find installation instructions. I know ROTARY has info on the web.
Rotary calls out minimum 5.5" thick reinforced concrete. We knew this when building my garage, so we made the floor where the lift is plenty thick. We were not sure how deep they were going to pour the concrete and made the area a little deeper the night before the pour. It ended up 12+ inches thick. When the installer came out, his bit wouldn't go all the way through the floor!
In my opinion, I would think twice about installing a 2 post lift on a driveway slab or outdoors.
just my $0.02
How cheap did you get your lift? They aren't that expensive new.