Rhino Ramps?
Rhino Ramps? Anyone else have a set of these? I've had mine for a few months now, and they are pretty nice. Really light, easy to lug around. The only thing that gets me, is seeing them physically bend and flex when I get my car up on them 
I know they're rated to like 8000 pounds, but that still kind of freaks me out every time I get under them and happen to glance over.
I know they're rated to like 8000 pounds, but that still kind of freaks me out every time I get under them and happen to glance over.
Originally Posted by john shea
I use mine all the time for oil changes. I haven't had the oppurtunity
to watch them flex because I just drive on to them by myself.
to watch them flex because I just drive on to them by myself.
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Originally Posted by LS1MONSTER
Mine don't flex or distort at all...I've put F-bodies, Hondas, Nissans on them. They're solid and straight. Could it be that yours are cracked somewhere underneath?
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the gray ones are rated at 12000 i believe. plus they're a little wider for fat tires. before i bought these i checked out some other brand at pep boys and they said not to use is temps over 100*. no thanks, i'll spend the extra 10 bucks and save my life.
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Originally Posted by taintedmeat
Haven't seen any cracks. They've done that since I brought them home from Autozone.
Actually, it is kind of neat that plastic can do that. Guess that those gusset like structures in there hold it together. 
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From: Anheuser Busch, Houston Texas
Mine flex a little. Assuming the garage slab is straight, it makes me a bit nervous too. They have done that since the day I bought them, the first time I rolled it up.
I have the black ones here but I have the bigger, higher rated ones in Dallas.
They do make me nervous but they were brand new.
I chock up both wheels and slide a stand under the proper location on each side anyhow just to be safe.
Maybe I'll just go get the bigger ones.
I have the black ones here but I have the bigger, higher rated ones in Dallas.
They do make me nervous but they were brand new.
I chock up both wheels and slide a stand under the proper location on each side anyhow just to be safe.
Maybe I'll just go get the bigger ones.
Sounds like it's somewhat normal. When I say flex, I don't mean they look like they're going to buckle or anything. You can just look and tell there's a load on them. 
Not even sure if it would show up in a pic. Might even be in my head.
Not even sure if it would show up in a pic. Might even be in my head.