MaxxHaul 50516 4,400 lb. Capacity Low Profile Car Ramps, 2-Count, Black (Pack of 1)

I absolutely LOVE these, I've used them on many jobs, most people probably use these just to gain enough lift to put a jack under a lowered car, but on a stock ride height car I use these for jobs which require just a small amount of space under the front of the car, that don't require steering or removal of the wheels. The ease at which I can get the car up and off of it makes it possible for me to do things without attracting attention, I've used these to do fluid changes in the corner of a parking lot for example. I bought the short version too, not the long one, I like the short version because I want to get the car on the ramps quickly, it also gives you more space behind the wheels (where you'd place jack stands), if for whatever reason you need to get at something from the side. If you overshoot them they won't damage your car because they're not high enough, I know this because I've overshot wooden ramps of a similar length and height because those didn't have stops at the end, it did nothing to the car, didn't even touch the rocker panels. These are not easy to overshoot, the stop at the end is very effective, the first time I used them I didn't overshoot, I have never overshot on them since and I've used them to do multiple oil changes. To make sure I don't overshoot them I lower my window, stick my arm out with a large hand mirror, and angle it so I can watch the wheel climb up the ramp. Once your wheels are cradled into the ramps, put the transmission in neutral, let off the brakes so the wheels settle/roll to the center of the cradle naturally, put it in park, engage parking brake, chock one or both of the wheels, now you're ready to work. I've used these with two cars that both have roughly the same ride height: a 9th Gen. Civic and a 10th Gen. Civic, both with stock ride height (not lowered) which is ~6 inches. With the car on these ramps it adds ~3 inches for ~9 inches of total space under it. If you're not a big person this gap is adequate room to do most things under the engine and transmission, I've done stuff like: * Oil and oil filter changes * Transmission fluid changes * Serpentine belt routing * Engine, transmission, or torque mount replacement * Exhaust stuff (ex: you have to loosen the down-pipe from the maniverter) * Radiator stuff (ex: coolant drain and fill, lower radiator hose replacement, etc) When using these you don't have as much room so it helps if you've done these things on your car before so you know what's going to happen, you have the proper tools, and there are no unknowns (you know that your drain plug and oil filter are not over-tightened). Having the proper tools is important since you don't have enough room to "put your shoulder" into it, so know when to use an impact wrench, breaker bar, extending ratchet, etc. I'm an experienced mechanic, I've been working on cars for over two decades and can do most things quickly, so for most simple tasks these replaced the jack and jack stand for me.

These work great to use in conjunction with my floor jack. Seems like even regular cars ride really low to the ground now. These ramps are perfect to put enough space between the frame and the ground so that I can get my floor jack under the frame to lift it. Be careful, it’s easy to drive over them. Fortunately, they’re low enough it won’t damage your car if you happen to. All in all, a nice set of low profile ramps that’ll get your car a few inches off the ground.

Super convenient on low cars, shown on the picture I have a Supra with a front lip and h&r lowering springs, it clears all the way.

Very low ramp. Gave me just enough room under a Mercedes SLC 300 to change the oil. Kinda wish it was about an inch taller, but did the trick. Pretty sure the lowest of cars could get on these.

They do their job they don't lift very high but enough for me to get jack under the car. So depends on what ur using them for.

Some reviews complained about being too small. While agree they are narrow, they still work as they should. I was able to raise my lowered cars with enough room to get a jack underneath to raise the cars. They seem like good quality and they are easy to store.

These are a little narrow for a sports car…but were exactly what I needed to be able to get the floor jack under the front crossmember of my 94 Firebird Formula and 95 Corvette!! These eliminate the need to get the little jack out and start up on one side just to get the real jack under the front! I would recommend a thin rubber mat to put under them if you plan to drive up on them…I just shoved them under each tire and drove right up on them. The stop at the end is not very tall, so go up slowly until you hit the radius in them…overall exactly what I needed to help out in the shop!!!

So, my Mazdaspeed is lowered around 1" ; being lower than factory makes it impossible to get a jack underneath the car so I purchased these. Im gonna give these 5 stars based off my single experience with them - the tire dip at the top lets you know when youve leveled and makes it slightly less sketchy when you dont have a spotter. They stayed still during use and didnt slide all over the pavement and their length makes it so super low cars are able to be jacked up easier. These ramps are pretty good quality, my jack sucks so trying to lower the car back down is basically just dumping it back onto the ground and hoping that whatever was underneath didnt break - these took the full weight of the car and didnt move at all. Id value these more than what was paid simply because they didnt break apart on first use and even moreso because they didnt fall apart when the car landed on them.

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Picked up 2 packs of 2 of these (4 ramps total) to do a level oil change on a low car and get the car up high enough to get a jack under it to do a winter tire change over on a dirt driveway and they worked great. While they seem strong enough to do the task I wouldn't use them on a very rough or soft gravel driveway where they aren't supported fully underneath but if you put a piece of plywood under it then that would be fine, I also recommend this method if you need a little bit more height

Buen producto para uso doméstico y en vehículos que no excedan su capacidad de carga.

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Estan de muy buena calidad, en la foto se ven muy grandes y no en realidad están muy pequeñas y sube el auto 6 cms solamente pero para lo que necesitaba si funcionan bien