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So 3,000 pounds, when you use them together, you can use them for tires that are a little bigger than eight inches, like we have with our Wrangler here. We do recommend having someone there to spot you and make sure we load the vehicle correctly.Our ramps measure 10 inches wide by 40 inches long, and they have a 16.7 degree incline. Up here at the top, we have 10 inches of surface for our tires to rest on. And here at the top, we have 10 inches from here to here for where our tire is going to sit. This is seven inches from the ground to this platform.

But over here where our stop is it's 10-3/4 inches. This means we're going to have a nice, easy, safe way to load our vehicle and know where we need to stop. Our Sport Ramps come as a set of two for our front or rear tires. One thing I do recommend getting as well is a set of chucks. And it's just a great way to ensure that we're safe when we have our vehicle loaded on the ramps.Our ramps have a textured coat on them, so they're not going to scoot on the floor.

They also won't damage, scratch or leave any marks on our garage floor or even outside, which is a really nice feature I like about them. Also, since we have the solid foam construction, we don't have a big opening here at the bottom like our steel ramps you might find on the market. So they're really lightweight, but they're also completely solid. I can actually pick it up with my pinkie, it's that light, just six pounds per ramp.Our ramps are also very easy to clean. Since they do have that coating that protects them from just regular liquids that we find in our garage, we can just use some soapy water here and spray them down and just wipe them off to get them nice and ready for when we're going to display our vehicle at a show.When we're done using our ramps, can simply use the handle to get them up and out of the way.