Car Loading Ramps

Long-Lasting Solutions

• Pin-on ends prevent the ramps from kicking out during loading and also allow ramps to remain connected to the trailer in transit by simply flipping them up.
• Plate ends are easy to attach to any trailer or hauler without the use of a skid seat bracket.
• Hook ends provide security while loading and unloading while remaining easy to place and remove as needed.

Different Types of Trailers

• Auto haulers, trailers, and tow trucks require different ramps to accommodate different vehicles from cars with low front fenders to cargo vans with ample clearance.
• Flexible solutions are available to accommodate industry-standard trailers, including Dove Tail trailer ramps, for auto haulers, tow trucks, and more.

Per-Axle Weight Capacity

• Axle weight can be measured by driving the heaviest axle of your vehicle—usually the front, since it supports the weight of the engine—onto a vehicle scale. When choosing the right ramp, make sure to check the ramp’s weight rating against the heaviest axle weight of your vehicle.

Superior Traction

• Aluminum ramps with serrated rungs or punch-plate surfaces provide superior traction compared to home-made wood ramps and won't rust, corrode, or buckle over time.

Lightweight Materials

• Polystyrene ramps are a lightweight solution for creating bed-to-ground access with flatbed tow trucks and other hydraulic trailers that don't quite clear the pavement.
• Aluminum ramps can be easily stored on your auto hauler or trailer, feature high weight capacities, and can be put in position by just one person.