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2x Stanfred Car Ramps 750KG $69.99 (Normally $129.98) @ Supercheap Auto

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  • 750kg load capacity per ramp
  • Maximum tyre size: 650 x 200mm
  • Powder coated for rust protection
  • Rounded corners on the base for safety
  • Meets mandatory portable ramps for vehicles standard AS/NZS 2640:2016

Normally $64.99 per ramp ($129.98 pair), now $69.99 deal for pair as part of last minute gifts catalogue

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  • +2

    I remember the first time i used car ramps i sent them shooting into the garage wall. Concrete was too smooth.

    Never tried again after that and only use stands now.

    Good price for ramps though.

    • +1

      Recommend getting the optional rubber-anti slip feet

    • i sent them shooting into the garage wall.

      Was this when reversing off them?

      • Going forwards…

  • +3

    I love the maximum tire size rating - 650x200mm. Everyone better go and measure your tires 😁 realistically though, this says that it only fits 195/65R15 tire, which is pretty small nowadays.

    • I agree. I have these ramps which work on my car but my tyre is 205mm. Technically shouldn't use it.

      These ramps are practically for small cars only and even then, won't clear a lot of lower front bumpers.

      I had to buy the rubber too because one time driving up them they flicked backwards and my car came crashing down.

      I hate using them now and other Jack and stands.

  • In my experience most modern cars are too low and long in front of the wheels to even drive up these ramps. Stick with stands and a hydraulic jack.

    If your daily is still an '88 Camry then go for it.

    • I found exactly the same - these are completely useless for normal cars.

  • What stands would everyone recommend, just the regular SCA ones?

  • +2

    Couple of treated pine sleepers, cut to size with a small length nailed on top of a larger length, bevelled edges. Works for me, feels safe knowing it's solid.

    • +1

      I guess this woodwork.

    • I do the same, and it's massively cheaper than actual ramps.

  • I only want 1000kg ramps

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