If the ramps are 6 1/4" off the ground and your vehicle has a 6 inch ground clearance, will your vehicle then by 12 1/4" off the ground?
1489549
The ramps will raise the vehicle. Some part of the vehicle will be higher and the part that is not raised will be lower.
1489550
Not sure this is a serious question, but the answer is maybe. While 6 1/4 + 6 does equal 12 1/4 , it depends where the ground clearance of you car is measured from. Ground clearance is measured to the lowest point, so if it is the bottom of the differential in a rwd car, then you will have > 12 1/4 under the front if you run it up on ramps.
1489551
Not sure this is a serious question, but the answer is maybe. While 6 1/4 + 6 does equal 12 1/4 , it depends where the ground clearance of you car is measured from. Ground clearance is measured to the lowest point, so if it is the bottom of the differential in a rwd car, then you will have &gt; 12 1/4 under the front if you run it up on ramps.
1489552
That depends on if you're on level ground and measuring from the lowest point, example, lift the front and the very front will be higher than 12 1/4 ,somewhere moving towards the rear will measure 12 1/4,and farther back will be lower
1921194
Yes it will. I'd recommend a level or small lift with the lower offset though.
1444979
Don't understand your reference to 4.00-6 but the wheel does measure 12" I was tired of flat tires on my ACE hardware wheelbarrow and purchased this universal never flat tire and I am glad I did. Just slid the old one off and slid this on. It's pretty universal.
1862121
Mark, I can not answer that question absolutely. I do know that there seems to be little problem with a 6 foot lift -- which is my specific application.
2096141
The width of the ramps are the same from one side to the other which is about 7 inches. I have m41 and the front wheels are offset out from the back one and it will not go threw the ramp because the wheel get against the ramps. I do not recommend this ramps at all. Look for a solid ramp. Just my opinion.
678203
The convention is 12" of ramp for each 1" of rise. My experience is that is barely enough ramp. So err to the longest ramp you can carry in your vehicle.
2027425
No. They don't raise the level of your vehicle. They offer a zero to four inch drop. Meaning zero being stock stance, and four being a very aggressive stance. Low and mean
52978
Not sure. Measure how far the front of you lip is from where your front tires hit the ground and how high your lip is off the ground and I'll go measure the height of my ramp at that distance.
476315
Their website provides a way for you to measure for clearance. http://www.raceramps.com/40-inch-sport-ramps.aspx It's in the box that says "Do These Ramps Work for Me"
168449
No. It uses the height of the suspension, and keeps it the height you set it. The angle of the vehicle doesn't matter. Just the load above the rear axle. Distance between the axle and the frame.
301658
as long as the measurements are within the measurements of the ramp, it will fit
1009032
Yes they will separate for wider things. You then need to be aware that the can separate more due to the forces on the ramp.
276868
it will be tight,depending on the width of each scooter,ramps are adjustable to a degree,may need a hitch extension to clear the carrying vehicle
791964
Absolutely , make sure to measure your tires don't just take the tire size off the side. It makes a big difference believe it or not.
872244
Depends on your tire width... I have 255 tires on my S2000 and the tire takes up the full width of the ramps. I also have to either jack up my car or extend the ramps to clear my front lip. I'd imagine you'd have similar issues. Other than those issues, the ramps seem to be very well built.
2165238
Sorry it took so long to respond. I've been busy with other things. The ramps from the ground to the notch where it touches the trailer is approximately 84 to 85 inches. The "fingers" are several more inches. I used them again today. I've had no problems with them and for what they are designed for - lawn mowers, go-karts - they are just fine. And, yes, i do recommend them.
1324495
For sure.. but when unfolded the ramp is long so check the measurements to make sure you have the floor space.