Defeating the Slide Mastering the Art of Non-Slip Plastic Ramps

I have a couple of old rubber backed indoor/outdoor carpet strips I put under the ramps extending forward (under the vehicle wheels) which keeps ... ... keep these auto service ramps from sliding on your garage floor. 330mm width provides a larger surface area to fit your extra wide tires easily for ... The rhino ramps have a rubber insert at the bottom to stop it from sliding. They fall out pretty easily and once they're gone, the ramp will ... Another trick is to find some old carpet pieces. Screw the carpet piece onto the bottom of the ramp, with a 1 foot or so tail out the low end. Slowly drive onto the ramps, stopping when the wheels reach the top; many have a stop wall to tell you when you've reached the end of a ramp. The plastic extensions have knobs on the bottom that plug into the holes in the ramp preventing them from sliding off. Make sure you can return the extensions ... On one of my ramps the plastic surrounding the rubber at ... I have to wedge them against a rut on the floor to keep them from slipping. You could likely add some rubber padding or strips to the bottoms in order to provide a surface that won't slip as much. expert reply by: Erik B. A small bit of plywood at the base, half on the base half on the floor works for me. Helps transfer enough weight to the ramps to hold them down. Does anyone have any tricks to prevent them sliding? I have tried rubber car mats, and old carpet etc to try to stop them slipping but not ...