Am just wondering if 750kg per side car ramps would be suitable for our rangies?

This is only for using when I'm doing a service to my beast and nothing else.

Anything else (brakes etc) I normally get my local mechanic to do as I dont have the patience or tools to do properly.

TIA

Personally, I wouldn't use them. Others may have a different view. John
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I had a set of Machine Mart 2t (1t per side) start to buckle with my D3. I wouldn't risk it (and neither would I buy any car ramps from MM ever again!) 2016 Skoda Octavia VRS Estate
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These any good to you? I know they show unavailable presently, (were about £120 a pair ISTR)

https://www.amazon.co.uk/SwitZer-Vehicle-H...B00X2BVB84


but they are about in singles

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01M6Z09QM/ref=dp_cerb_3 Cheers
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I've got a set of Rhino Ramps which are very good and much easier to lug around than metal ones. 2016 Skoda Octavia VRS Estate
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Buy a couple of OAK sleepers and saw in half diagonally 2/3 - 1/3

https://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic17310.html .
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do them yourself for next to nothing





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i have those plastic ones that split in two..very robust and they wont rust  ... - .- -.




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Hi Stan,
Can you give me more info about your ramps please.
TIA

stan wrote:

i have those plastic ones that split in two..very robust and they wont rust

I'm not sure I want to use ramps that split in two!

Be a bit careful with ramps. I used mine in the backyard on the grass and they were fine.

A bit later, I wanted to degrease the engine so I put the ramps out in the front yard which is gravel (I'm a long time British car owner, all of which marked their territory). I got the RR halfway up the ramps when one slipped sideways nearly dropped it off the ramp. I didn't degrease the engine! Ron B. VK2OTC
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@littlecub, got these of ebay...






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Thanks Stan,
Was wondering if they be good enough for the RR.

To p38a,
I'll take my chances in the back shed, but thanks for your concern.

cheers

I have a set of the plastic ones but one piece that look the same as stans. Work really well and are very sturdy. I slip a couple of axle stands under for good measure but it's a belt and braces job. Plus the plastic ones are lighter than the metal stuff and less noisy too! Current 2007 TDV8 Vogue Buckingham Blue

stan wrote:

@littlecub, got these of ebay...

Thanks all for the tips on using the plastic jobby ones.

One of our auto places had 25% discount on so I bought the steel ones for less than the plastic ones delivered free.

Have always had steel ones and altho the plastic ones are easy to move around,I prefer the steel ones.

cheers littlecub