Rack Ramps
Rack Ramps For 4-Post Lifts & Service Platforms
Race Ramps 4-inch rack ramps in cutout-nose and hook-nose designs. Sits on the runway of a 4-post lift to give lowered cars a shallow drive-on angle without scraping the lift edge. Solid foam construction. 1-year manufacturer warranty. Free U.S. shipping.
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Race Ramps rack ramps solve one specific problem: driving a lowered car onto a 4-post lift runway without scraping the lift-approach edge. Standard 4-post lift runways have a steep ramp lip at the entry point (typically 12-15 degrees) that's fine for stock trucks and SUVs, but destroys the splitter on any lowered car, Corvette, or exotic. These 4-inch rack ramps sit on top of the runway at the entry, dropping the effective approach angle down to something a low car can clear.
Two designs cover different lift styles: the Cutout Nose model ($225) sits butted against the lift runway edge, and the Hook Nose model ($438, 14-inch wide) wraps over the end of the runway for a secure, no-slip installation that won't shift under drive-on load. Both are 100% solid molded polyurethane foam, rated for full vehicle drive-on weight.
Who buys these? Independent shops that service Corvettes, exotic cars, and lowered daily drivers on 4-post lifts. Detail shops with 4-post lifts where clients regularly bring in slammed cars. Restoration shops that need to get low classics up in the air without touching the front fascia. Home garage owners with 4-post lifts who own lowered vehicles or car collections. Auction houses and dealerships that lift cars for display and appraisal.
Note: these are for 4-post drive-on lifts. If you have a scissor or 2-post lift, use the 4-inch Car Lift Ramps (RR-CLR-4) instead. Made in Michigan, USA. Free U.S. shipping and 1-year manufacturer warranty.

Why buy Race Ramps rack ramps
Four reasons foam beats the OEM lift approach ramp.
4-inch effective drop
Adds 4 inches of ramp length before the lift runway, dropping the effective drive-on angle for lowered cars.
Solid polyurethane foam
100% solid molded foam. Won't rust, splinter, or shift. Handles full drive-on vehicle weight.
Cutout or hook nose
Cutout Nose butts to the runway. Hook Nose wraps over the runway end for a secure grip that won't slide.
1-Year warranty
Every Race Ramp carries a 1-year manufacturer warranty against defects.
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These fit 4-post drive-on lifts. For 2-post or scissor lifts, see below
Rack Ramps are designed for the runways of a 4-post drive-on lift. If you have a scissor lift or 2-post lift, you want the 4-inch Car Lift Ramps (RR-CLR-4) instead, which are engineered specifically for lift arms. Call (470) 208-2754 if you're not sure which lift type you have.
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Cutout nose vs hook nose
Pick based on how you want the ramp to attach to your lift runway.

Race Ramps Rack Ramps for Lifts and Service Platforms
Cutout Nose model. Butts up against the lift runway edge. Cheaper option and works fine when the ramp stays in place through the drive-on. Best for lifts with a lip or bumper that keeps the ramp from sliding forward.

Race Ramps Hook Nose Rack Ramps for Lifts and Service Platforms
Hook Nose version wraps over the end of the runway for a positive, no-slip installation. Extra-wide 14-inch deck fits wider tires. Recommended for high-traffic shops where the ramp is loaded and unloaded multiple times a day.
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Rack Ramp FAQs
Common questions on Race Ramps rack ramps for 4-post lifts.
Cutout Nose or Hook Nose: what's the difference?
Cutout Nose ($225) butts up against the lift runway edge. Works fine on lifts with a stop or bumper that prevents sliding. Hook Nose ($438) physically wraps over the end of the runway for a secure grip that won't shift even in high-traffic drive-ons. Also 14 inches wide vs standard width. Buy Hook Nose if you're a shop; Cutout Nose is fine for home garage use.
Will these fit any 4-post lift?
Yes, they're designed to work with any standard 4-post drive-on lift runway. If you have an unusually narrow or wide runway, measure and call (470) 208-2754 to confirm fit.
Do they fit 2-post or scissor lifts?
No. Rack Ramps are for 4-post runways. For 2-post and scissor lifts, use the 4-inch Car Lift Ramps (RR-CLR-4) which are designed for lift arm geometry.
How lowered a car can they handle?
These handle most stock lowered cars including C6/C7/C8 Corvettes, WRX/STI, and lowered dailies. For extremely low track cars or wide-body kits, you may need to also add ramps at the ramp entry, or use them with a set of shallow car ramps to build up a longer effective approach.
Do they stay in place under drive-on load?
Yes when installed correctly. The Cutout Nose model relies on the runway bumper to keep it in place; the Hook Nose model wraps over the runway end for a positive lock that won't shift. Foam has a non-slip surface underneath as well.
Made in USA?
Yes. Every Race Ramp is manufactured in Michigan, USA.
What's the weight capacity?
Rated for full drive-on vehicle weight, well above the load per contact point during normal lift usage. Sports cars, sedans, trucks, and SUVs all fine.
What's the warranty?
Race Ramps come with a 1-year manufacturer warranty. Contact us at (470) 208-2754 for warranty claim support.