Camarocracy

For those with stock height car, more specifically the SS/WS6 owners, can you drive your car up the rhino ramps without any problems? I want to use them to make it easier to polish the wheels.

QUASARBLUEZ28

I'VE driven mine up on four of them . Traction can be a problem and the ramps need good anchoring so as not to slip, but it can be done.

OBE1 95Z28

My friend has a lowered (Eibach Pro Kit) 96 WS6 and can drive up Rhino ramps...just barely clears the front.

Sick97SS

I have a 3 part steel ramps and my car does fine backing up the rear. But if i drive up the front wheels the ramps shoot out from the the front of my car. Get a nice jack, You won't regret it and craftsman has a lifetime warranty you cant beat.

Eric_96Z

You should be good to go....i have the eibach sportlines so its supposed to be about a 2" drop on the car and i dont have and problem..

MrDino

My stock height car has trouble driving up some unknown brand ramps. I usually drive onto 2x4s first so as not to scrape. But I also do other stupid things that i wouldnt recommend.

Camarocracy

I have a nice aluminum floor jack. But I would have to reposition my car to polish each side due to the small width of my driveway. Then again, I'd probably have to do the same with the ramps.

StephenDeli22

I can drive the car up Rhino ramps but they move out of the way if you drive at them not perfectly. It is a pain, especially w/ a 6speed. I agree on the floorjack idea.

PentaVolvo

I get the C5 vette on the Rhino Ramps all the time and the lowered Stang no problem along with the Camaro

GhostZ28

i had a big problem with them! i had the Yf3 appearence package, and the front pieces were way too low with my 1.5" drop. there for about 2 weeks after i bought the car, i couldnt get underneath it! but then a good ice storm came through and i skidded into the curb and up and over, but my front valence pieced stayed at the curb =( but NOW i can drive up the ramps!!

2000GTP

I have no problems getting the car up on rhino ramps, however, as noted above, getting the tires centered perfectly on the ramp is important because I noticed the ramp will start to move out and that can obviously create an unsafe condition. Also, you want to be careful once you drive the car down as to not scrap the air valence.

murphy54

no I can not..and I am not shamed

Hawk

yes

Silvershark

Are you guys using the plastic stoppers behind the rhino ramps? I use these and never have a problem driving my car up them.

1quickTA

My ramps have the little rubber pads on the bottom and I don't have any problems with them slipping. Also, I have my TA lowered about 1.25+ inches up front and can get up the ramps (although I think that any lower and I may have an issue).