Description

Features

• Lower tilt trailer ramp into notch and drive up into your trailer – it’s that easy!
• 5.5 Degree approach angle; 5″ L x 1″ H notch size
• Supports 6,000 lbs total; each ramp can support up to 1,500 lbs individually
• Anti Slip/Skid – stays in place on any surface
• 30 DAY GUARANTEE – Satisfaction or money back
• MADE IN USA – and proud of it

Specifications

• Made in the USA
• Sold As: Pair
• Length: 74″
• Width: 14″
• Height: 7″
• Approach Angle Degree: 5.5°
• Maximum Capacity: 1,500 lbs.
• Maximum Tire Width: 12″
• Weight: 15 lbs.
• Color: Black
• Material: Expanded foam with traction coating

This set of 7-inch high trailer ramps makes loading your race car, sports car or other low-profile vehicle onto a tilt trailer an easy, scrape-free process on track day, at a car show, or during a multi-state trip.

Use our trailer ramp calculator to make sure you’re choosing the ramp that’s tailored to your car and trailer needs. Both 7-inch high trailer ramps measure 74 inches long and have a 5.5-degree approach angle. Each lightweight 15-pound ramp can hold up to 1,500 pounds and comes with a built-in carrying strap. They are ideal for tire widths up to 12 inches. To use them with your tilt trailer, simply lower your trailer door down into the 5-inch long by 1-inch high notch and drive your car up and into your trailer – it’s that easy!

These tilt trailer ramps are manufactured using an exclusive, patented process. They are constructed of 100% solid, high-density foam with a rugged anti-slip coating that results in a lightweight ramp solution that is strong, yet durable.

Usage Guidelines

Please ensure that your ramp is damage-free before use. Never use two ramps on the same side of the vehicle. Use on a flat, level surface and ensure that the ramp makes full contact with the ground. Check that your steering wheel is straight and drive up at a slow, steady pace. See instruction manual link to review full usage guidelines.

Disclaimer

Race Ramps and Redline360 are not responsible for any injuries and/or vehicular damage incurred from the misuse and abuse of these products. In layman’s terms… Please exercise great care and basic common sense.