Gear4Garage Riser Ramps - 50mm
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The Gear4Garage Riser Ramps are engineered for professional mechanics and automotive enthusiasts who frequently service low-clearance vehicles on standard workshop lifts. These ramps provide a crucial 50mm lift to bridge the gap between low body kits, front spoilers, and standard lift arms, effectively preventing costly cosmetic damage. While these ramps are incredibly durable and stable, they are designed specifically for use with workshop lifts and require enough floor space around the lift to position them accurately before driving on.
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| Model Part Number | Rr100050050 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Gear4Garage |
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FAQs
Are these ramps suitable for heavy-duty trucks?
The ramps are designed for low-clearance vehicles; while they are made of durable high-compression rubber, they are intended for passenger vehicles and sports cars rather than heavy commercial trucks.
Do I need to bolt these into the floor?
No. The density and material properties of the rubber granulate allow the ramps to stay in place via friction on standard concrete workshop floors.
Can I use these with all four wheels simultaneously?
Yes, using a set of four allows for a level elevation increase across the entire wheelbase of the vehicle.
What is the material composition?
They are constructed from dense, heavy-duty rubber granulate, which provides a high level of durability and shock absorption.
What are the exact dimensions?
Each individual ramp measures 1000mm in length, 500mm in width, and 50mm in height.
Troubleshooting
Ramps shift during vehicle approach
Ensure the workshop floor is clean and free of dust or oil. If the floor is slippery, perform a quick sweep before placing the ramps.
Difficulty positioning arms under the vehicle
Ensure the ramps are placed precisely aligned with the wheel path; if the vehicle is slightly off-center, the lift arm clearance may be reduced.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Prevents structural damage to low-chassis vehicles
- Requires no permanent floor mounting
- Compatible with all major lift types
- Durable, long-lasting rubber material
- Excellent grip on concrete workshop floors
Cons
- Adds time to the vehicle loading process
- Requires manual placement for each use
- Heavier than plastic alternatives due to dense rubber construction
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Placement: Align the ramps directly in front of or behind the lift contact zones, ensuring they are centered with the path of the tires.
- Compatibility: These are designed for use with 2-post, 4-post, and scissor lifts. Always ensure the lift arms are lowered completely before placing the ramps.
- Care: Clean the ramps regularly with a stiff brush to remove workshop debris like oil, grit, or metal shavings. For deeper cleaning, use mild detergent and water, then allow them to air dry completely to maintain the rubber's high-friction grip. Store them flat when not in use to prevent warping over long periods.