Black Widow Plastic Car Service Ramps - Lifts Vehicles 6.25" H for Maintenance or Oil Changes - Each Ramp is 12" W and 10,000 lbs. Capacity Per Pair-Pack of Two

I've been changing my own oil for over 50 years and have never owned a set of plastic ramps. I tried a metal set once that I got at a garage sale, but they were not low profile and didn't work on my cars. My only question to myself is, "Why did you wait this long!?" These Black Widow ramps are going to save me so much time and hassle! I used them yesterday when changing the oil on my 1994 Lexus RX 330 and they were so simple to use it took me just a minute or two to get my car into position. Once in place, there was plenty of room underneath for the oil change, just like if I had used jacks, except for the advantage of not having to work around the jacks. These ramps are large, so will take up more space in my garage, but the tradeoff is worth it. The quality is good. They are lightweight but sturdy.

Perfect and sturdy. I purchased these to give myself a bit of extra room under my car when changing the oil. They are well made and give safe support while under the car.

Comes in handy doing some work on the ground/driveway. Supports the vehicle fine easy to use and store. Quality is top notch and will last for years I believe.

Ramps arrived, promptly used them to raise my grandson's truck for an oil change. Worked well, but when we went to put the ramps up, more than half the rubber feet had broken off, and were laying in the driveway. I emailed the company, and they sent me replacement feet, so I'm pleased with the product and customer service.

Ramps are perfect! Strong and lightweight.

They work great low enough for my Mercedes and it climbs up them easy.I wish they lifted it a little higher however you cant get under car very far.Enough for the oil though and I don't like that they are not stackable.Overall though I am happy with my purchase.

Perfect size, no sliding issues.

Seriously, I thought the only thing you could do with a polymer wheel ramp was die, but that's actually not the case anymore. These are low enough that a lowered car has no problem getting on without ripping the front chin spoiler off, and can handle the weight of any car for sure. The little rubber feet are actually pretty tough, but 4,000 pounds of anything in a slide would get damaged. It's stable when you drive on, takes like 20 seconds, and is especially helpful on cars where floor jacks will damage the ones designed to go on a lift. They weren't much money at all, and it's wild, but they do work, and even being parked far on the side of it won't collapse them.