DURHAND2 Pieces Car Ramps Heavy Duty 2.5 Ton Motorhome Levelling Ramps, Plastic Garage Workshop Car Lift, Portable Automotive Vehicle Campervan Car Ramp, Black

What a great pair of ramps, I bought the 5 ton model as a bit of extra security and on opening the box I noticed straight away how thick the plastic was. Quite weighty too so thats a good thing.. No issues with my TT, no wobbles or creaks.. Was a bit nervous at first as I've never used ramps before but managed to get the car raised no problem, I also popped my floor jack under there as some extra security.But turned out perfect for my oil/filter change, just the right amount of room underneath. Would definitely recommend these to the average driveway mechanic.

Excellent ramps made from lightweight but very strong plastic, drove my Honda CRV on to them ... didn't even creek,seem very good quality.... great value for money

Better than metal ones. Lower height / incline makes them easier to use and for my Landrover gives me plenty of access.One gripe is each ramp is made of two parts, but they are not securely linked - not a problem in use but when you pick them up they invariably fall apart. Not sure why this is, as they came delivered fully assembled / connected, and I can’t see any storage benefit of them being able to come apart. Anyway, a couple of pop rivets to connect the two seems to have done the trick.They seem very strong, no flex in them under load, I felt very comfy being under the vehicle with being supported by these ramps. I also noticed that a visiting friend had something like these for levelling his very large motor home recently - so it looks like the plastic ramp idea is not a new one. All in all - Good.

Bought these ramps hoping they'd provide enough height to be able to get under and reach the sump plug on my 2011 VW Passat CC. It's a fairly low car as stock and there's a fair amount of front bumper in front of the front wheels. Thankfully there was no contact between the bumper and the ramps before the wheels could get up, but it was a tight fit. The ridge at the top of the ramps gives you a clear indication when you're fully on the ramps, and didn't feel like there was any danger of driving straight over the top.The ramps didn't move at all when the car was sat on them, and the car felt sturdy at all times. It raised the car just enough to be able to reach under and get the 3 T40's of the undertray off at the back of the engine - this was the hardest part. Sump plug was easy to reach with room to spare.I can't see any standard cars have an issue getting onto the ramps, and they raise the car enough that pretty much anybody would be able to get underneath. If you have a 4x4 or a car with more clearance to begin with, these will be perfect. Also the cheapest set of plastic ramps that I've found with enough lift to be able to get under my car, which definitely helps.

Great piece of kit, used on family vehicles for 3 years to date. Heaviest vehicle was a LR Freelander if its of interest

Broke when used well under advertised weight, selller MHSTAR did not refund and was bad to deal with, sending emails in broken english and telling me to contact Amazon, which I already did and was told to contact MH Star

Was able to service my car (mid size sedan) with these ramps. Easy to assemble and wide and sturdy enough for the tyres.

Bought a set of 2 initially to do work on a low entry car (406 coupe) but unfortunately despite these been low to the ground at the start, they were not low enough for my car. They were however perfect for my Range Rover. So much so that I bought x2 more so I can get all 4 wheels up off the tarmac, lay some axle stands (for safety of course) and just drive the car up. Loads of room under the car now as you can see for oil changes and rust removal. I was concerned that they would slide around when trying to drive on them but they do seem quite grippy. Nice and wide too with the top flat part long enough to feel confident driving on without worrying you're going to overshoot it. Wide tyres go on easily too.I had metal ramps for years and did have issues with width, grip and found when driving on, the car would push the ramps forward rather than the car going up but I've not had that issue with the plastic ramps.Would recommend. Time will obviously tell how well they age, I'm not sure I'd be confident using plastic ramps that had been stored in direct sunlight for years but at this point I'm happy.