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SVM 286 |
posted on 26th Jun 15 at 00:21 |
quote: Interesting prospect. Not seen them before. Looks like a good idea. | |
antnee |
posted on 25th Jun 15 at 12:35 |
Those ramps would be handy to get the car onto some axle stands, but as said a decent jack will do the same job and is easier to use. | |
3CorsaMeal |
posted on 25th Jun 15 at 09:54 |
Same^^^ Much easier, plus the ramps aren't in the way. What jobs can you do on those ramps anyway? seeing as you can't take the wheels off. | |
Generation |
posted on 24th Jun 15 at 23:21 |
Bought a decent quality low profile Jack, big and durable. £120. Axle stands. Job done for less and safer. | |
--ToM-- |
posted on 24th Jun 15 at 20:40 |
Agree, wouldn't catch me under them, look cheap and nasty. | |
Dee25790 |
posted on 24th Jun 15 at 19:59 |
My uncle has one of the scissor lifts that you can slide under the car. It was spot on, past its best now though. | |
Generation |
posted on 24th Jun 15 at 09:41 |
£200 though.. | |
antnee |
posted on 24th Jun 15 at 07:43 |
You can buy extensions for the standard ramps, although I have seen some mini scissor style lifts that just go under the wheels instead of lifting the whole car. | |
Mark.W |
posted on 23rd Jun 15 at 21:19 |
You could try these if you had the room to store them. | |
Jason x |
posted on 23rd Jun 15 at 21:09 |
Low entry version definitely would be cool, I've got some that look pretty much exactly like that but don't have the Jack and it's impossible to get my car on or off them without taking the front bumper off. | |
Mark.W |
posted on 23rd Jun 15 at 20:50 |
Cames across these ramps which look quite good and would be even better it they done a low entry version,anyone tried or got a pair of these? |