diskullman

Oddly enough, I have a friend that works for race ramps, but they are a little on the pricey side for my use

http://www.raceramps.com/car-ramps.aspx

ChevyGuySS

i made a set of those, they work great, its just a little tricky with a standard trying to get up each notch and not go over. but they do work really well

solman98

I wouldn't want to have to store those.

solman98

Yea, for a set of ramps, that's pretty steep.

sleeper

Set your Skil-saw to a 45* angle, then set depth to the 2x10 thickness, & cut that angle on each step..

I wouldn't want to store them either..

Goose

Always used the Rhino's on my HHR when I had it



Goose

2010SilverIceSS

I bought the 8000lb Rhinos based on GasMan's review. Worked great for installing and removing my downpipe on my HHR. I also have used them for both of my Lightning's and never a problem. Both are over 4500 lb's.


Dave

reelhhr09

Bought a set of Rhino Ramps from amazon a couple of weeks ago, used them today to change the tranny fluid on my 05 Malibu, had no problem getting on or off the ramps. Oil changes will be so much easier in the future

ChevyGuySS

i would have done that but i cut them with a circular saw and i didnt have the option to change the angle otherwise i would have. i store them outside, they fit together like male and female

bk94si

most circular saws can cut at different angles.