Garage Ramps
Garage Ramps
Turn your garage floor into a more useful workspace with APEX garage ramps designed to create additional clearance beneath your vehicle for routine maintenance, inspections and undercar access.
Lightweight structural foam construction, non-marring textured surfaces and shallow approach angles make these ramps a practical option for home garages, low vehicles and performance cars.
Options
Choose your working height.
The current APEX lineup offers four ramp lengths and progressively greater lift heights while maintaining shallow approach angles for easier vehicle access.
Compact 36-inch lightweight foam garage ramp kit with a 4-inch lift and 9.35-degree approach angle. Set of two.
View 36" Ramps48-inch lightweight foam garage ramp kit providing a 6-inch lift with a 9.5-degree approach angle. Set of two.
View 48" Ramps60-inch lightweight foam garage ramp kit providing an 8-inch lift with a 9.5-degree approach angle. Set of two.
View 60" RampsLong 72-inch lightweight foam garage ramp kit providing a 10-inch lift with a 9.5-degree approach angle. Set of two.
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Garage Ramps for Sale
Shop APEX lightweight foam garage ramps in 36-, 48-, 60- and 72-inch lengths with lift heights ranging from 4 to 10 inches.
APEX garage ramps turn a regular garage floor into a real workspace. Structural foam with a non-marring textured coating gives low cars safe, stable lift. From 36 inch to 72-inch ramps, you drive on once and finally have room to wrench. Turn your garage into a workspace with APEX ramps from Wrenchers.
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36" Lightweight Foam Garage Ramp Kit
48" Lightweight Foam Garage Ramp Kit
72" Lightweight Foam Garage Ramp Kit
60" Lightweight Foam Garage Ramp Kit
Guide
Choose the clearance that fits the job.
The APEX garage ramp lineup gives you a straightforward progression from a compact 4-inch lift to a 10-inch lift. Compare working height, overall ramp length and the space available in your garage.
Decide how much additional undercar clearance you need. Current options provide 4, 6, 8 or 10 inches of lift.
Greater lift height is paired with a longer ramp. Current APEX options range from 36 to 72 inches long.
Shallow approach angles help reduce the transition onto the ramp, an important consideration for lower vehicles.
Make sure the garage provides enough room to align the vehicle with the ramps and drive onto them straight.
Four ramp sizes. Four working heights.
Compare the current garage ramp kits by length, lift and approach angle.
Uses
Create room for routine undercar work.
Garage ramps provide a straightforward way to raise the front or rear of a vehicle for common maintenance and inspection tasks.
Create additional clearance beneath the vehicle for routine oil service.
Gain easier access for visual checks underneath the vehicle.
Raise one end of the vehicle for additional access to exhaust components.
Add useful working clearance for general maintenance beneath the vehicle.
FAQs
Garage Ramp FAQs
Common questions about choosing and using garage ramps.
01 What are garage ramps used for?
Garage ramps lift the front or rear of a vehicle to give you clearance for maintenance like oil changes, inspections, exhaust work, and general undercar access. They are a fast alternative to jacks and jack stands for routine jobs.
02 Are garage ramps safe for low and performance cars?
Yes, when designed correctly. APEX garage ramps are engineered with shallow approach angles and wide platforms to reduce scraping and instability. This makes them suitable for lowered cars and performance vehicles that struggle with steep ramps.
03 How do garage ramps compare to jacks and jack stands?
Ramps are quicker and simpler for straight-on jobs. You drive up, set the brake, and start working. Jacks and stands offer more flexibility for wheel removal but take longer to set up and require careful placement.
04 What are APEX garage ramps made from?
They use high density structural foam with a textured, non marring coating. This construction delivers strength without excessive weight, grips the floor, and avoids the flex or cracking common with cheap plastic ramps.
05 How do you use garage ramps safely?
Place the ramps on a flat, solid surface and align them straight with the tires. Drive up slowly until the tires are fully seated, then set the parking brake. Always confirm stability before working underneath the vehicle.
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We're here Mon-Fri, 7am to 6:30pm CTGarage Ramp FAQs
What are garage ramps used for?
Garage ramps lift the front or rear of a vehicle to give you clearance for maintenance like oil changes, inspections, exhaust work, and general undercar access. They are a fast alternative to jacks and jack stands for routine jobs.
Are garage ramps safe for low and performance cars?
Yes, when designed correctly. APEX garage ramps are engineered with shallow approach angles and wide platforms to reduce scraping and instability. This makes them suitable for lowered cars and performance vehicles that struggle with steep ramps.
How do garage ramps compare to jacks and jack stands?
Ramps are quicker and simpler for straight-on jobs. You drive up, set the brake, and start working. Jacks and stands offer more flexibility for wheel removal but take longer to set up and require careful placement.
What are APEX garage ramps made from?
They use high density structural foam with a textured, non marring coating. This construction delivers strength without excessive weight, grips the floor, and avoids the flex or cracking common with cheap plastic ramps.
How do you use garage ramps safely?
Place the ramps on a flat, solid surface and align them straight with the tires. Drive up slowly until the tires are fully seated, then set the parking brake. Always confirm stability before working underneath the vehicle.
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