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Aluminum Hybrid, Hook & Plate End Car Trailer Ramps - 2,500, 3,000, & 4,000 lb. per axle Capacities

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Key Features:

  • Manufactured from high-strength, lightweight aluminum
  • Hybrid-end models include two safety straps to prevent kickout
  • 2,500 to 4,000 lb. per axle weight capacity

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Load cars, trucks, and other vehicles onto low-clearance trailers with our aluminum hook/plate hybrid, or hook connecting end car trailer ramps. These ramps are available in lengths up to 6' and weight capacities up to 4,000 lbs. per axle. Ramps are also available with a knife foot for smooth transitions onto and off of the ramp, or a stub foot for increased versatility in loading heights. They are manufactured from high-strength, lightweight aluminum for strength and maneuverability. The serrated rungs provide excellent traction in all weather conditions, reducing the risk of injuries and vehicle damage. Hybrid-end models include two safety straps for securing the ramps to a trailer to prevent them from kicking out during loading.

  • Manufactured from high-strength, lightweight aluminum
  • Hybrid-end models include two safety straps to prevent kickout
  • 2,500 to 4,000 lb. per axle weight capacity
  • Wide serrated rungs for traction in all conditions
  • Hook/plate hybrid or hook attaching end
  • Knife foot or stub foot end
  • Sold in pairs
Usage Guidelines
Never exceed the maximum axle capacity of this ramp system. The best way to determine your vehicles axle weight is to drive the heaviest axle of the vehicle on a scale. Normally the front end of the vehicle has the heaviest axle weight because of the engine.
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