Ramp Confidence The Ultimate Guide to Eliminating Plastic Ramp Slippage

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 ... Just purchase a few square foam pad(similar to kids play mat) and put it under the ramps. Works great for me, no more sliding in the garage. Take a piece of duct tape and stick it to the edge of the ramp. · You can attach wooden corks to the floor with concrete bolts. · Use an old towel ... many attempts they kept sliding even with the weight of the car on them. There are plastic scrape marks on my driveway now. This is a flat ... Drive the car over it as you approach the ramps – as the weight of the car pushes down on the rope it will prevent the ramp from sliding. Voila! Sliding car ... Bought these Sears ramps off Craigslist a few years ago for $50. The ramp portion is removeable. To keep the ramps from sliding when I drive up on them, I ... I have the plastic ramps and I cut a yoga mat and put a piece under each ramp to keep the from sliding. A neighbor borrowed them and lost the dumb designed ... Durability: When investing in tire ramps, the first thing to consider is durability. Avoid products made of plastic that can crack with weight, ... The wooden ramps work well, but they are bigger and heavier than a set of plastic ramps. Just go to Home Depot, pick up a 2x12, and either ... ... plastic which made me ... With metal, ones you would always have to have some body put there foot on the front to keep them from sliding.