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View full detailsSolid polyurethane foam car ramps from Race Ramps. 16 models covering 3-inch quick-jack ramps up to 14-inch pro-shop lifts. Fits lowered cars, Corvettes, and sports cars where steel and plastic ramps scrape. 1-year manufacturer warranty. Free U.S. shipping.
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The Stance Trick Every Show Car Uses On a show floor every car is at the same height and the eye slides straight past most of them. Lift one en...
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Six Degrees: the Gentlest Climb Race Ramps Make Every ramp is a trade between lift and angle. The usual way to give a very low car a gentle cli...
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30,000 lbs Per Ramp, 48 lbs to Carry Service ramps rated for a motorhome are usually cast steel, live on a pallet, and take two people and a ha...
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A Wrap Bay Lift That Weighs Nothing and Needs No Power Wrapping a car means hours at the rockers, the lower doors, and the sills. On the floor ...
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The Wide Deck Restyler, for Trucks and Wide Body Builds A 16 inch deck takes tires up to 14 inches and is plenty for a coupe. Put a lifted truc...
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The Ramp Race Ramps Built Their Name On Eight inches of lift is the honest working number for a home garage. It gets a creeper and your shoulde...
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Three Inches, 7.8 Degrees, 5 lbs a Ramp Race Ramps built these because an autocrosser was tired of the same problem at every event. Swap to tra...
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2,500 lbs a Ramp, on a 7 Degree Climb Most low ramps are built for one job. This one is not. Race Ramps designed the Shop Ramps to be the pair ...
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Fourteen Inches of Lift That Packs Into a Trailer: Portable Pit Stop Ramps A wrap shop needs the whole car in the air and every panel reachable...
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Your Lift Is Useless if the Car Cannot Reach It: Race Ramps 4" Car Lift Ramps You buy a scissor lift or a two post and then discover the proble...
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Three Products in One Pair: the Race Ramps 80" Combo Ramps Most people who own a low car end up buying three separate things. Service ramps for...
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A 6.8 Degree Start for Cars Nothing Else Will Fit: the Race Ramps 72" Two Stage If your car is genuinely slammed, a single incline is the wrong...
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Ten Inches of Lift on a 10.8 Degree Climb: the Race Ramps XT Every ramp is a trade between how high it lifts and how steeply it climbs. Go high...
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View full detailsRace Ramps solid polyurethane foam car ramps handle everything from a quick oil change on a lowered daily to full pro-shop service work. Sixteen models cover a 3-inch quick-jack lift up to 14-inch Restyler ramps for restoration and detailing. The signature 4.3-6.6 degree approach angle fits Corvettes, Miatas, and any lowered sports car that scrapes on standard steel or plastic ramps.
Every ramp is 100% solid molded foam, 1,500-3,000 lb capacity per ramp, made in Michigan, USA. Best-selling picks: 40-inch Sport Ramps ($199) for daily oil changes, 56-inch Car Ramps ($317) for standard service, and XT 67-inch ($425) when you need maximum under-car clearance.
Who buys these? DIY owners doing their own oil changes, brake work, and inspection. Independent shops that service exotic and lowered vehicles where standard steel ramps are a liability. Track-day and autocross drivers who need portable service ramps at the paddock. Detailers who want a clean, non-slip drive-on for wash and wax. RV and truck owners who need higher-capacity ramps than standard oil-change ramps offer.
Every model ships ready to use with no assembly required. Non-slip textured surface keeps tires planted through the drive-up. Weatherproof foam handles garage floors, driveways, shop bays, and outdoor use year-round. All Race Ramps ship free within the U.S. and are backed by a 1-year manufacturer warranty.

Four reasons foam ramps beat steel and plastic for daily service.
100% solid molded construction. Won't dent, crush, or rust. 1,500-3,000 lb capacity per ramp without a metal frame.
4.3-6.6 degrees fits Corvettes, sports cars, and lowered vehicles where steel and plastic ramps scrape.
Every Race Ramp is manufactured in Michigan, USA. Real domestic supply chain and factory support.
Every Race Ramp carries a 1-year manufacturer warranty against defects.
Three tiers cover every job from quick jack access to pro-shop service.
Trak-Jax, Roll Ups, and Rally Ramps for floor-jack access and low-clearance service. $142-$205.
Shop Low-LiftSport, standard, and XT ramps for oil changes, brake work, and inspection. $199-$484.
Shop Service RampsTwo-stage, combo, lift, and Restyler ramps for shops, restoration, and pro-service work. $476-$3,342.
Shop Pro RampsStandard plastic and steel oil-change ramps scrape on lowered vehicles, Corvettes, and sports cars with front air dams. Race Ramps 40-inch Sport Ramps ($199) and 56-inch Car Ramps ($317) are the two most popular oil-change picks for lowered dailies. Call (470) 208-2754 if you want a personalized recommendation based on your car's ride height.
Related Race Ramps sub-collections and complementary categories.
9 top picks across quick-access, daily service, and heavy-duty tiers.

3-inch lift ramps for floor-jack access on lowered cars. Perfect starter ramp when you just need enough room to slide the jack under.

30-inch rally ramps with 5-inch lift. Compact, portable pair for track days, quick fluid checks, and low-profile jobs.

4-inch Roll Ups for floor-jack access. Same idea as Trak-Jax with an extra inch of lift for jack clearance.

40-inch Sport Ramps with 7-inch lift. Best-selling starter ramp for oil changes and quick service on lowered sports cars.

56-inch standard car ramps with 8-inch lift. Most popular workshop pick for under-car service and inspection.

Extra-tall 67-inch XT car ramps with 10-inch lift for maximum under-car clearance. Best for full brake and exhaust work.

Two-stage 72-inch ramps with a 6.8-degree approach. First stage for jack access, second stage for full service height.

80-inch combo ramps with 8.5-degree approach. Extra-long deck for larger vehicles and heavy-duty daily service.

Heavy-duty service ramps rated for trucks, dually pickups, and RVs. When standard car ramps aren't enough.
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Common questions on Race Ramps solid foam car ramps.
For most cars, the 40-inch Sport Ramps ($199, 7-inch lift) or 56-inch Car Ramps ($317, 8-inch lift) are the two go-to picks. The 40s are shorter and cheaper; the 56s give you more length and lift for full under-car access. Both fit lowered vehicles.
Yes. Race Ramps' 4.3-6.6 degree approach angles are engineered specifically for lowered cars, Corvettes, Miatas, and sports cars. If you're extremely low (wide-body kit, aftermarket splitter, air dams), check the Low Profile Car Ramps sub-collection or add XTenders for an even lower approach.
Yes when used correctly. Every Race Ramp is 100% solid polyurethane foam rated 1,500-3,000 lb per ramp depending on model. Always verify your vehicle weight is under the ramp's rating, and use jack stands as a secondary support for extended work.
Foam beats steel and plastic on three axes: (1) approach angle is lower so lowered cars fit, (2) surface is non-slip and won't rust, (3) construction won't dent or crack under load. Trade-off: Race Ramps cost more per pair. For lowered cars, daily-driver garages, or shops that service sports cars, worth it.
Both are jack-access ramps for lowered cars. Trak-Jax (3-inch lift, $142) is the shortest and lightest. Roll Ups (4-inch lift, $205) give you an extra inch of jack clearance and a larger deck. If your floor jack fits under 3 inches, Trak-Jax is fine; if you have a taller service jack, choose Roll Ups.
XT (67-inch, 10-inch lift) gives you 2 inches more lift than standard 56-inch ramps. Best for full brake service, exhaust work, or anything where you need to sit up under the car for a while. Overkill for a quick oil change.
For standard trucks and lighter pickups, the 56-inch or XT 67-inch ramps work. For dually trucks, larger pickups, and RVs, use the Super Duty Service Ramps (RR-STR, $1,846) which are rated for heavier vehicles.
XTenders extend the approach length of your ramps for an even more gradual angle. Optional but recommended if you're running below stock ride height with a front air dam or aftermarket splitter. Standard-height cars don't need them.
Yes. Every Race Ramp is manufactured in Michigan, USA.
Race Ramps come with a 1-year manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Contact us at (470) 208-2754 for warranty claim support.