MaxxHaul 50709 Detachable Extendable Car Ramp Set, Portable Car Ramps With 3,250 lbs Maximum Weight Capacity Per Ramp 6,500 lbs Per Pair

These ramps work great! They are nice and wide and good for low profile cars. My wheels are 17x9 and these ramps are wider than that and the wheels don’t hang off the ramps like the Pittsburgh ramps I had. Also, I don’t have to remove the bumper on my Evo to drive it on the ramps. I will say, they are pretty big/long so they do take a lot of storage space. All my cars have a functional drop and are not slammed so I would say if your car is slammed then these ramps might not clear

With the cost of an oil change getting stupid expensive, I decided to buy these ramps and return to the days of yesteryear and start doing it myself again. They work great for getting my '17 SS Camaro up enough to slide under and do the work. They are very sturdy and easy to use. They stay put on my slick garage floor when driving up on them too.

Needed something low profile enough to get under my 2019 Mazda Miata. These worked great with no issues. Cheaper than the equivalent Eastwood brand, but appear identical based on pictures. I did add some wood supports underneath just in case they gave way (I don't like leaving my life in the hands of some plastic things off Amazon). But functionally they worked great. Definitely recommend.

Highly recommend this. It super easy to drive up, clears my civic and ND3 Miata.Also still use wheel chock and if able to, jack stands for extra safety!! (Ik might be excessive but can never be too safe)

These ramps are great. Sturdy and grip well. My FL5 cleared them with no issue.

Great, work so good

Extremely satisfied with this product. I wish it would have had 2 more inches in height. The only disappointment I had was I got stuck under my car due to my belly acting like a barb, but that’s my fault .

I have a 2024 WRX, and while it's in stock, after putting a front lip on, that extra inch or so made it impossible to use my regular ramp, which most people have for $50-$60.The wide profile makes it 10x easier to center the ramp without overthinking if the width of my tires (8.5 stock) would catch the edge or not. The weight of the ramp piece has a nice heft, and it certainly won't buckle under a sedan. It's a hefty unit, but it's great knowing it's not another cheap, flimsy plastic I've heard creaking with my old ramp.Being able to take out the ramp piece is nice if I need to lift the opposite side and slide underneath, which is impossible with most ramps. I'll likely get another set in the future!