[Supreme214]

Hey guys! im shopping around to get me a ramp to do an oil change. i do use jack and jack stand atm but i think ramp would be alot faster. so i was searching and searching and found race ramp and rhino ramp. im kind of leaning towards rhino ramp since the race ramp are tooooo i mean wayyyy too expensive compare to rhino ramp, but than again i've heard the rhino ramp will break easily???? so can anyone please recommend which ramp i should get? thank you!

[Reckless335]

I'm lowered. I can't drive up on ramps. Infact, I can't even use a regular jack. I need a super low pro jack to get under my car. So I'm stuck with the jack and jackstands method. #lowlifeproblems

[Tom Droze]

You get what you pay for. I just did some research on this and I'm going with the 56-inch Race Ramps. Some members have made there own ramps:

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1057724

[Greyfox]

I use the 12 Ton Rhino's in my yard and have no problem.

[5tony]

I've been using the same pair of Rhino ramps for 14 years without a problem, and I use them a lot.

[Denny347]

I'm lowered and I use Rhino Ramps I bought at Autozone. I use some wood in front of the ramp to allow the car to drive on so the front end clears the ramp. I do that then use a standard jack to lift the front end from there (if doing something more than oil change). My standard jack fits under the rear end without assistance.

[bomorgan123]

I used this guy's method. It works for me quite well, although they are a bit heavy.

[NGEE]

^that's what I did. Except I used 12x lumber, so it was more like $70, and they weigh a butt-ton

[biscut]

Rhino's here.....Mine isn't lowered but the front just barely makes it, scrapes a bit on the down stroke! Ramps are damn good for the cost and stack well to store away.

[napeHbNYC]

We use race Race Ramos and they are great if price is not an issue, wooden ones work great on the budget of not.

[Supreme214]

thanks for the replies guys! and does rhino or race ramp slide on garage floor??

[335NJ]

I have Rhinos also, they do slide a little bit, but all plastic/composite ramps do that.

They were cheap at advance for the 12-Ton (I think)

[gtaccord]

Originally Posted by Tom Droze

You get what you pay for. I just did some research on this and I'm going with the 56-inch Race Ramps. Some members have made there own ramps:

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1057724

Race Ramps if you are lowered. They are expensive but you can actually use them. I have had a set for about 6 years.

I also have a set of Rhino Ramps for normal cars.

['02onthebrain]

Rhino ramps, the split ones that hold more weight. It can hold my wife's suv as well.