Rhyas Heavy Duty Car Ramps 2 Ton Metal Stands Pair 10 Rungs

Very sturdy and well priced

Yea is what is says on tin good quality ramps.

Used these recently without an issue. Worked well and allowed me to get underneath the car to change the oil with ease (and i’m not a small man). If however your car is low to the ground i would suggest buying extensions for them.

Arrived on time well priced ,well made and not to heavy to move around easily stored.

Just the right height for my car, just cleared the bodywork before I drove onto these ramps, car had good height above the ground for me to work underneath the engine.

Well made, not stackable, but gave good height and the front valance on the bottom of the bumper did not catch them, I drive a ford s-max and was worried about the valance, but no problem at all.

Needed a set of ramps to fit a replacement splash guard under the engine of my son’s Peugot 208, the original was damaged going through some flood water. The combined cost of the ramps & the replacement part was a lot cheaper than the cost to have it professionally installed. We have 4 cars in the family, so simple tasks like this one can be done in the driveway. You learn new skills, save a fortune & build a tool collection too. Try DIY!

I bought these to replace some older ramps I had, and also to accommodate the wide tyres on my Audi TT.The tyres still overhang the side a little, but the extra welded 'rungs' give confidence in the sturdiness.Access under the car is good and much easier than using a jack and axle stands.The only issue is that the angle of approach is a bit steep for my low car, but a couple of bits of rough sawn 2x4 on the approach to the ramps lifts the car up enough that the bumper doesn't touch the ramps.I've used these on both Audi and Mini cars and they work extremely well.Recommended.