Set of Four Scale Ramps – 8.7 Degree Approach Angle

Key Features

• Glide right onto those racing scales
• Provides 2.5" of lift
• Each ramp can hold up to 1,500 pounds

Technology & Features

Specifications

• Made in the USA
• Sold As: Set of four
• Length: 14"
• Width: 12"
• Height: 2-1/2"
• Weight: 1 lb. (per ramp)
• Lift Height: 2-1/2"
• Maximum Capacity: 1,500 lbs. per ramp (6,000 lbs. total vehicle capacity)
• Maximum Tire Width: 10"
• Approach Angle: 8.7°
• Material: Expanded foam with traction coating
• Color: Black

More Information

The next time you reach for your racing scales, hold back on the jack and instead reach for this set of four Scale Ramps. They will save you time setting up and provide 2.5 inches of height to get your car ready for positioning on your racing scales.

Each scale ramp can support up to 1,500 pounds for a total vehicle weight capacity of 6,000 pounds. The 8.7-degree approach angle allows low-profile cars to easily mount onto your scales. At only 1 pound per ramp, they are ideal for track days, auto shops, or personal garages because they can be moved and transported with ease.

These Scale Ramps are constructed of 100% solid, high-density foam with a rugged anti-slip coating, resulting in a lightweight ramp solution that is both strong and durable. They won't slide on any surface, including garage and workshop floors.

Features

• Glide right onto those racing scales
• Provides 2.5" of lift
• Each ramp can hold up to 1,500 pounds

Usage Guidelines

Before using the ramps, ensure other persons are clear of the vehicle and the ramps. Inspect the ramps for any damage or corrosion before each use. Use only a single pair of wheel ramps at the front or rear of the vehicle; do not use two ramps on one side of the vehicle.

Position the ramps in line with the wheels, with the steering wheel pointed straight and the incline against the tire tread. Carefully drive the vehicle onto the ramps until it is in the correct position. Turn the engine off, apply the parking brake, exit the vehicle, and securely chock the remaining wheels on the ground.

Before beginning any work, walk around the vehicle to ensure it is securely positioned. Always use jack stands if anyone will be working underneath the vehicle.

When the work is complete, verify that the parking brake is still firmly engaged and remove the wheel chocks. Drive off the ramps slowly to prevent the vehicle's bodywork from contacting the ramps. Exercise caution when using these ramps with a trailer or three-wheeled vehicles.