Blitz PoweRamp 12000 Set
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Blitz PoweRamp 12000 Set

3.8 stars out of 4 reviews
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Blitz PoweRamp 12000 Set:

  • Skid resistant feet
  • 12,000 lb GVW capacity
  • 17-degree incline
  • Design is perfect for compact storage
  • Made of durable, high density resin
  • Model# 11902
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Jul 5, 2011
kwalski
5 out of 5 stars review

Great ramps, but

These plastic resin ramps are very strong but only have a six inch lift. No damage going up with most low front bumpers, but look careful before purchase. Eight inch lift is really needed for oil changes. Buy four 2"x6"x 10' wood boards and lay down on the garage floor. Place ramps on top, driving up on boards first. Some trial and error is needed for first run up. Mark the concrete floor with a black marking pen will aid future use. This is for use with mechanics creeper.

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Jul 29, 2011
RogerRogerATX
5 out of 5 stars review

Good ramp for the price!

Although it's rated for a vehicle larger than I needed, Walmart's price was the same as the local car parts store for the smaller model, so I got these from Walmart. Very sturdy, didn't move when I was putting the car on them, worked as I would expect!

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Aug 17, 2011
GaryDoug10
4 out of 5 stars review

Fits a 98 Firebird Trans Am

I was pleasently surprised to find that these fit under the bumper and air dam of my 98 Trans Am with about 3/4" to spare. I was expecting to have to add some boards in front of the ramps to lift the car before the ramps. I first used these on a shell driveway (not concrete or asphalt) and noticed that they slid a short distance when driving up on them. This caught the lower front center edge of each support where it is weakest and slightly buckled them back (about 1/2"). On uneven (or any) surfaces, I recommend placing something to stop them from sliding. On the second attempt, I used a 5' length of 2 x 4 pine in front of them with two long screwdrivers stuck in the ground to stop them. It worked.

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