Not sure if these are what you're after, but I use those Rhino ramps to lift my car sometimes. May not work very well for getting on a trailer though. Best bet may be a set of 2x10 boards made and cut to a lesser angle.
Then you might want to look for something like "Race Ramps" or Rhino Ramps". They are both some type of plastic, and the way they (at least the rhino ramps from personal experience) are built is very strong and solid but rather light too. These (RhinoGear 11909ABMI RhinoRamps Vehicle Ramp - Pair (12,000lb. GVW Capacity) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0117EETEK/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_zXaWvbRS1AWBQ) look like the ones I have here and they are pretty light (19 lbs for the pair according to the page info).
Glad to help. Just search for rhino ramp on Amazon, there were a few different models, I actually think I went with the 16klbs one.
The race ramps may be better for you though, they seem to get the vehicle a little higher and have a longer ramp.
The race ramps may be better for you though, they seem to get the vehicle a little higher and have a longer ramp.
Are you hoping to use these ramps to get underneath the car or to get the car up high enough to then get a jack underneath? I hope you find
something that works well, I'd love to get some ramps that are long enough to get the Batmobile up high enough (without a jack) to change
the oil. SUBSCRIBED!
Not saying it's impossible, but I think the ramps would need to be ridiculously long to get the car up high enough. I'd love to do the same. As for getting it up on a rack, if it's a frame lift you're talking about, some 1-2" thick, hard rubber mats under each tire should do the trick. That's what I used to use to get the car up high enough to swing the frame lift arms underneath.
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