Race Ramps 7" H Trailer Ramp - 5.5 Degree Approach Angle RR-TR-7

Race ramps are a price. Product. This is my first set and they are nice and lightweight. I use theses to load my Porsche Cayman GT4 onto UHaul trailers. They are perfect to keep my nose from scraping. I used the calculator on the race ramps website to figure out what ramp I needed. However the ramps are really long, like 6’ so make sure you have a place to store them for the trip. I may strap them to the trailer somehow next time but it’s hard to position so that they don’t rub against your car during the road trip.

As an avid drift car enthusiast, I recently invested in a set of Race Ramps, and I must say, they have completely transformed my drifting experience. These ramps are the ultimate performance upgrade, offering exceptional functionality, durability, and convenience.First and foremost, the design of these ramps is a game-changer. Constructed with a lightweight yet sturdy material, they provide the ideal balance between strength and portability. I was amazed by how easy it was to transport and set up these ramps, allowing me to take my drifting adventures to new locations without any hassle.The incline and angle of the ramps are perfectly calibrated for drift car setups. They provide a smooth and gradual transition, allowing for seamless entry and exit onto the ramps. This not only enhances the overall performance of my drift car but also reduces the risk of damage to the undercarriage during loading and unloading.One of the standout features of Race Ramps is their exceptional grip. The textured surface ensures that my drift car maintains a firm hold, even during high-speed maneuvers. This level of stability and traction instills confidence in my driving, allowing me to push the limits of my car without worrying about slippage or instability.Furthermore, the durability of these ramps is unmatched. Despite the constant weight and pressure exerted on them, they have shown no signs of wear or deformation. This is a testament to their high-quality construction and reinforces the notion that these ramps are truly built to last.What truly sets Race Ramps apart is their versatility. Not only do they excel in drift car applications, but they can also be used for a variety of other tasks, such as vehicle maintenance, oil changes, and car displays. This multi-purpose functionality makes them a worthwhile investment for any car enthusiast.Lastly, the safety features incorporated into these ramps are commendable. The solid construction and non-slip surface provide a secure platform for both the driver and the car.

I would not recommend these ramps. The first time I loaded my car of 4,000lbs on these they crumbled.

We completely happy with these Ramps, it is so easy to put cars to our trailer now!We received this order from the Seller in time, packed securily in the box, and appreciate both Seller and Amazon so much!!!

I have a C-7 corvette that I trailer quite a bit. I first made some ramp extenders with 2X8's, and worried dropping the car every time I loaded and unloaded. With the Race Ramps, it's not a problem. They are wide enough that they are extremely stable and way lighter using wood ramps. If you trailer a car with low ground clearance you need these ramps.

I bought these to use in conjunction with the aluminum ramps that came with my four-post lift. I originally tried making ramps out of wood, but ended up scraping that idea since they would be too heavy and cumbersome to move and setup on a regular basis. These are incredibly lightweight. Also, since my low profile jack isn't long enough I use them as drive-ups ramps to raise the front of the car high enough to reach the center front jack point.

You cannot leave a car parked long or you will see a tire print and a small sway along the top!

I used to load my race car using lots of heavy wood to make up for the short built in ramps on the rear trailer door. These ramps had the perfect length and rise to match up and make loading a breeze. And they are really light and easy to move around. Many lengths and rises available, so make sure you you think it through and do the math (or rather, the geometry) to make sure you have the right match. The only reason it didn't get a 5 is the cost. Pretty expensive. Still, I would do it again for the convenience.