Why not go all out? This one is less than $2,500.00. All you have to do is rebuild your garage to accommodate the lift height.

 

Maybe in my next garage

 

I have the rhino ramps and they are rated at 12,000 together but I dont like how the stock 18 " tires sort of overwhelm the ramp. It seems as if they kind of hang over the sides. Anyone else notice this?

 

I've had my Rhino ramps since 99 and am nothing but pleased with them. No problem driving up them and their light-weight is a bonus. Best ramps I ever had, and I built a few stainless ones.

 

I noticed the L tires are as wide as the ramps too. lol. Don't worry, you could park all the weight on one ramp and it wouldn't cave in.

 

Thanks man.

 

These are by far the best ramps that I have ever used. One end slides into the other for storage. So far, they are the only ramps that I can get my Shelby Cobra Replica onto. I has about 2 3/4" of front ground clearance.

 

You can also make your own ramps with some 2x12"s That is what I use all the time. Plenty wide and you can make the incline as steep as you want. Just cut about a 3-4 foot length and then cut another a few (4-6) inches shorter and stack them and nail them together. Continue until you get the height you want (may have to start out with a longer bottom piece if you want to go very high. I used ramps like this for years, and my uncle has the set he and my dad made over 25 years ago. The only problem with these things is the weight, they get pretty heavy, but not that bad.

Later,
Roger

 

Exactly why we have bought the Rhino Ramps, Roger. Light weight, and also I like the name Rhino