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Another 35 Inches in Front of the Ramp Every so often a car turns up that will not load on anything. Coilovers on the bump stops, a splitter an...
View full detailsRace Ramps Flatbed HD tow ramps in 42-inch compact and 74-inch full-length. 5.2-degree approach angle loads lowered sports cars, Corvettes, and exotics onto rollback wreckers without scraping. Add XTenders for even shallower approach. 1-year manufacturer warranty. Free U.S. shipping.
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The Tow Ramp That Fits in a Side Box Most tow ramps solve the angle problem and create a storage problem. Six feet of ramp has to ride somewher...
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Turn a Rollback Into a 5.2 Degree Approach A tilted rollback bed is somewhere around 10 degrees at the ground. That is fine for a wrecked picku...
View full detailsRace Ramps Flatbed HD tow ramps solve the biggest problem in vehicle recovery: loading lowered cars, Corvettes, exotics, and low-clearance vehicles onto a flatbed rollback without scraping. The signature 5.2-degree approach angle is half what a stock rollback bed provides, meaning cars that would otherwise damage their front splitters or oil pans on your standard flatbed load cleanly with these ramps in place.
Three models cover the full range: 74-inch Full-Length ($479) for maximum shallow approach on standard rollback beds, 42-inch Compact ($294) when storage space in the truck is tight, and XTenders ($214) to add even more length to the 7-inch tow ramps when you're recovering an extremely lowered vehicle.
Who buys these? Rollback tow operators who service exotic car owners, dealerships, and lowered daily drivers. Auto transporters running door-to-door pickup for sports cars. Repair shops with in-house recovery trucks. Race teams and paddock crews loading track cars onto haulers. Insurance recovery services that can't afford to damage a $150,000 Corvette during the tow.
Solid polyurethane foam construction rated 1,500-3,000 lb per ramp. Non-slip textured deck. Won't rust, splinter, or warp like wood or steel tow ramps. Lightweight foam means one operator can position them at the flatbed edge without a spotter. Made in Michigan, USA. Free U.S. shipping and 1-year manufacturer warranty.

Four reasons foam beats standard rollback ramps for lowered cars.
5.2-degree approach clears splitters, air dams, and lowered ride heights that scrape on standard flatbed beds.
Heavy-duty construction rated for full flatbed loading. Handles sports cars up to full-size passenger vehicles.
100% solid molded foam. Won't rust, splinter, or warp. Lightweight and easy to position at the flatbed edge.
Every Race Ramp carries a 1-year manufacturer warranty against defects.
Standard rollback beds have a 12-15 degree approach angle at the ground contact point. That's fine for a stock sedan; it destroys the splitter on a lowered Corvette, C8, or any car with a front lip. Adding 74-inch or 42-inch Race Ramps at the ground contact drops the effective angle to 5.2 degrees. Call (470) 208-2754 if you run a rollback fleet and want volume pricing.
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Full-length, compact, and XTenders for extreme low-clearance recovery.

The workhorse pick for rollback tow operators. 74-inch length delivers the shallowest 5.2-degree approach for lowered cars, C8 Corvettes, and exotics.

Half-length version of the full 74-inch. Fits in a smaller storage compartment on the truck. Slightly steeper approach than the 74-inch but still clears most lowered vehicles.

XTenders attach to the front of 7-inch tow ramps to extend the approach even further. Add these when recovering wide-body kits, track splitters, or extreme low clearance.
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Common questions on Race Ramps solid foam tow ramps.
Tow ramps sit at the ground-contact point of a rollback flatbed to reduce the approach angle. Without them, standard rollback beds meet the ground at 12-15 degrees, which scrapes on any lowered car. With Race Ramps in place, the effective approach drops to 5.2 degrees, letting sports cars, Corvettes, and lowered vehicles load without damage.
74-inch ($479) gives the shallowest approach for the most extreme lowered cars. 42-inch ($294) is half the length and fits in tighter storage compartments on the tow truck. If space isn't a concern and you regularly recover lowered exotics, go with the 74-inch. If you have limited storage or mostly recover moderately lowered vehicles, the 42-inch is enough.
XTenders ($214) attach to the front of 7-inch tow ramps to extend the total approach length. Add them when you're recovering vehicles with track splitters, wide-body kits, or aftermarket lip extensions that clear standard 5.2-degree loads by only inches.
Steel tow ramps rust, dent, and are heavy enough to require two operators. Foam beats steel on shallowness (steel physically can't be built with this shallow an approach without becoming absurdly long), weight, and durability. Trade-off: foam costs more upfront but doesn't degrade with weather exposure the way steel does.
Yes. Rated 1,500-3,000 lb per ramp, which is well above the load per contact point during any standard flatbed recovery. Regularly used for lowered pickups, SUVs, and full-size passenger cars.
Yes. If you run a rollback fleet or need to equip multiple trucks, call (470) 208-2754 for volume pricing.
Yes. Every Race Ramp is manufactured in Michigan, USA.
The 42-inch Compact is designed to fit inside a standard tow truck side compartment. The 74-inch is longer and typically travels on the flatbed itself or in a dedicated ramp storage compartment. Foam construction means they're light enough for one operator to load and unload.
Race Ramps come with a 1-year manufacturer warranty. Contact us at (470) 208-2754 for warranty claim support.