Metal Vehicle Car Ramp Lift With 2 Ton Hydraulic Jack 1 Pair Height Adjustable Garage Heavy Duty Grey New

Ramps much larger than i expected them to be but no complaints at all. Good quality, well put together and fantastic value for money. Great working height even before you jack them up. No hesitation to recommend this product.

What can I say they are sturdy strong. Assembly was a bit slow instructions could have been a bit clearer they where faint. Also had to aline some holes with clamps not far out. Advice do not tighten any bolts and nuts till you have them all in place then tighten. End result pleased with them.

A little fiderly to put together .make sure when building these ramps to loosely fit the bolts before you tighten them up I used a screwdriver to help align the holes up before placing the bolts in . Apart from that I think they are a descent set of ramps

The media could not be loaded. Chinese build quality at its worst. Absolutely shocking welded joints, most of them out of alignment so I had to reshape them carefully in a vice. Didn't bother trying to contact the seller after seeing the dreadful reviews of them on Google, wish I'd seen them before ordering this rubbish. I definitely do not recommend this junk.

So well made really good looking and very strong and sturdy made

Wish I'd bought the welded versions. The nuts and bolts are week. Not much in the way of side stability. Plus the lifting guides have very week threads . Had to replace some bolts and add nuts and longer bolts to the lifting guides.

Surprisingly large and suprisingly heavy. Next day delivery at no extra charge was a pleasant surprise. These things feel like they will be around for, and shrug off, the end of the world. Bottle jacks work smoothly and effectively. Some minor assembly required (a couple of brackets per ramp) but no instructions provided. To be honest though, if you can't work out how to fit the brackets, you probably aren't going to get much benefit from the ramps.

This product works well and I spent a happy(?) week underneath my van - safe and sound. One piece of advice is to jack up the platform so one set of holes is aligned, insert the safety pin and continue to jack until the second hole is aligned and then insert the second safety pin. Because the vehicle will not be perfectly centered one set of holes will align first; the first pin then acts as a pivot for the second.I moved one set of pin chains so that the ramps are handed and I didn't have to work under the vehicle to insert the pins.So far so good. However, one of the platforms needed modifying with a mallet, because it caught on the ramp structure. Not serious and these ramps are inexpensive for what they are so I could live with that.Be warned; the packaging is truly awful, but I suppose the fact they arrived from China with so little damage bodes well for their sturdiness. A large box and a couple of bits of corrugated polystyrene "protects" the ramps. The jacks, handles and brackets fair better. However, one ramp had its (flat) front ends bent upwards slightly. I needed them so returning them wasn't a consideration.In summary I'm glad I bought them.