Four Post Lift Ramps

Four-Post Lift Accessories

Four Post Lift Ramps

Improve drive-on access for low-clearance vehicles with lightweight APEX four-post lift ramp kits designed to create a longer, lower-angle approach to the lift runways.

Compare 48-inch and 96-inch ramp configurations, then confirm the receiver setup required for your four-post lift before ordering.

Compare approach, rise and compatibility.

APEX lightweight foam ramp kits are offered in two configurations in the current category. Compare the length, lift height and approach angle, then verify whether your lift requires the available ramp receivers.

Longer Approach 96-Inch Ramp Kit

The AR-811-6-LR kit uses 96-inch lightweight foam ramps with an 11-inch lift and 6-degree approach angle.

View 96-Inch Ramp Kit
Compact Approach 48-Inch Ramp Kit

The AR-45-57-LR kit uses 48-inch lightweight foam ramps with a 5-inch lift and 5.7-degree approach angle.

View 48-Inch Ramp Kit
Lift Interface Ramp Receivers

Receiver brackets are required when using APEX hook-nose lift ramps with supported BendPak 7K and 9K four-post lifts, including the 973 Series.

View Ramp Receivers
Before You Order Verify Compatibility

Match the ramp configuration to your vehicle's clearance needs and confirm the required interface with your specific four-post lift.

Check Lift & Vehicle Fitment
Drive-On
Access

Four Post Lift Ramps for Sale

Compare APEX four-post lift ramp kits and receiver hardware by ramp length, lift height, approach angle and lift compatibility.

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Ramp
Selection

Choose by approach geometry, not length alone.

Four-post lift ramps help bridge the transition from the shop floor to the lift runway. When vehicle clearance is limited, compare the complete ramp geometry—including ramp length, added rise and approach angle—before selecting a setup.

Ramp Length 48" or 96"

The current APEX lineup includes 48-inch and 96-inch lightweight foam ramp kits, each supplied as a set of two.

Added Rise 5" or 11"

The 48-inch kit is listed with a 5-inch lift, while the 96-inch kit is listed with an 11-inch lift.

Approach Angle Compare The Geometry

The 48-inch ramp kit is rated at a 5.7-degree approach angle, while the 96-inch configuration is rated at 6 degrees.

Lift Connection Check The Receivers

APEX hook-nose ramps require the proper receiver interface. Confirm the receiver requirement for your lift before ordering.

Current Ramp Options

Compare the two APEX ramp kits.

Both current ramp kits use lightweight foam construction, but their dimensions and resulting drive-on geometry are different.

AR-45-57-LR

48" Ramp Kit

Length 48"
Lift 5"
Approach 5.7°

Compact lightweight foam four-post ramp kit supplied as a set of two.

View 48-Inch Kit
AR-811-6-LR

96" Ramp Kit

Length 96"
Lift 11"
Approach 6°

Longer lightweight foam four-post ramp kit supplied as a set of two.

View 96-Inch Kit
Before You
Order

Check the complete ramp-to-lift setup.

The ramp itself is only part of the fitment. Confirm the vehicle clearance you are trying to accommodate and the hardware required to connect the APEX ramp to your four-post lift.

01 Check Vehicle Clearance

Consider the vehicle's low points and how much drive-on transition is needed to reach the lift runway.

02 Compare Ramp Geometry

Use ramp length, lift height and approach angle together when comparing the two available configurations.

03 Identify Your Lift

Verify the make and model of the four-post lift before selecting the ramp and receiver combination.

04 Confirm Receiver Fitment

The current APEX ramp receivers are listed for BendPak 7K and 9K four-post lifts, including the 973 Series.

Required Interface Hardware

Using APEX hook-nose ramps?

The available ramp receiver kit is required for using APEX hook-nose lift ramps and is listed to fit BendPak 7K and 9K four-post lifts, including the 973 Series. The receiver product is supplied as a set of two.

Ramp Receivers Set of 2 View Ramp Receivers
Need Help With Fitment?

Confirm the ramp setup before you order.

Contact Wrenchers with your lift model and vehicle clearance requirements for help comparing the available APEX ramp configurations and receiver hardware.