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I'm looking to buy a set of car ramps for better access while servicing.
I'm specifically interested in the polypropylene (plastic) car ramps, mainly for ease of storage as they can be stacked and easily put up on a shelf. They seem to have some mixed reviews, with some people managing to damage them while others have no issues. Seems to be the Americans with their 'trucks' and likely incorrect use which would be damaging them in my opinion. However the same can be said of cheaper steel ramps too, with thin angle line and chinese welds. I'm not looking to spend a fortune, and I'd like full height car ramps as opposed to the lower profile ramps which only give a few inches of lift. Will be mainly used on a VE SS Wagon. Heres an example of what I am considering, any opinions or advice to give? http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/New-2-4-T...sAAOSwKBVZp2XI |
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Plastic/Poly car ramps
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