RhinoGear Max ramps

[iwannadie]

I am looking for a set of ramps not so much for the XJ but other vehicles and saw these are their higher end ramps. Has anyone used them, are they sturdy? Safety is my biggest concern looking at any ramps.

 

[bails85]

Pics? Link?

 

[iwannadie]

Rhinogear Max

 

[souske]

I have the Rhino 12k ramps, they are very well made. Only damage so far was when the GF drove off the far end and the pinch seam dented the tire stop at the end of the ramp.
Only cosmetic damage to the ramp, and I drive everything on/off the ramps now.

 

[NorCalChris]

Hmm.....Are they solid?

 

[souske]

No they have a matrix like a 24 bottle beer box on the underside, the matrix is about 1/4" thick plastic. They seem very safe.

 

[FlexdXJ]

I have a set like those and drive the Subaru up on them a lot. They work great and are very sturdy.

 

[iwannadie]

I picked up my ramps finally, I was at oreilys and they had them for 45 or 55 bucks so I grabbed the set off the floor. They seem really well made, have rubber feet on the bottom to help them from sliding. I did read a pro-tip to lay old rubber car floor mats under the ramps to help them from slipping.

The ramps are low enough to drive my lowered supra up onto them and still heigh enough to get under and do oil changes or other easy stuff. My supra and lexus are too low to get my floor jack under, I plan to use the ramps then lift/jack stands to do real work.

It is also great the ramps stack and stand up on their end to keep them out of the way.

 

[pajeepman]

I've been using similiar ramps for years now, grey rhino ramps I think. They work great, I will put Jeep in 4 low to go up them, I find it easier, prevents ramps from sliding also. My one lost the rubber foot pad, it really wanst to slid without it, I just found it cleaning my garage, made me happy to have it back.

 

[Tom95YJ]

I have a set of the 12K ramps also, They have had years of use or should I say abuse. They are a good product IMO