We love that these ramps are lightweight and latch together so you can easily carry and store them. They can be used to load your vehicle, golf cart, or UTV onto your trailer. They are textured for safety and traction in dry or muddy conditions.
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Gear up for your next adventure with these Flint Hill Goods Easy Carry aluminum ramps. These ramps are all about convenience! You can easily store them in your trailer or right on your floorboards without any hassle or frustration. That way, you can just grab them and go whenever you need to use them. Super easy, right?
When it's time to load up, just flip open the rubber-coated latchs to separate the ramps. Place them on your trailer with the rubber-tipped hooks and secure them with the nylon cam-buckle straps. Now you're ready to load up some fun!
When you're done, simply release the cam buckles to loosen the straps and remove the ramps. Place them back to back with the handles up, and they'll be perfectly aligned and ready to latch together. Grab the handles suitcase-style and toss the ramps into your truck or trailer, so they are ready to go when you reach your destination.
Made from durable aluminum, these easy-carry ramps are designed to last. Just give them a quick rinse every now and then to keep them looking great and ready for your next journey.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everyone. Aiden here with etrailer. Today we're gonna be taking a look at the Flint Hill Goods Aluminum Car Hauler Ramps. These are gonna be really nice ramps that come in pairs to load up your equipment on your trailer, whether it be something smaller like an ATV or something bigger like a car if you need to. Now with us, you'll notice there's three different lengths, and that's because you've got different options for the sizes. There's a 6 foot, 5 foot, and 4 foot, like I mentioned, they come in pairs and the only way they're gonna differ is that length.
So we wanna show you what all three of those different lengths look like today so you can make the right decision for you and your trailer. Let's check 'em out. Now, why would you go with a longer ramp Well, hopefully this angle is going to show you why. The 4 foot one closest to you and the 6 foot long closest to me have much different angles and that's what it comes down to is that angle of approach. With your trailer sitting high off the ground, the shorter ramp's gonna just make for a steeper angle.
And for vehicles with lower clearance, that's an issue because you might find that you scrape or just don't work at all. On our ATV, we're gonna be fine because we've got good ground clearance and pretty good tread. So a steeper angle, although it might feel a little uncomfortable, it'll probably be fine. But for a trailer that sits taller, I would definitely opt for one of the longer ramps, especially for a car that maybe doesn't have as good of ground clearance. On the flip side of that, if you've got a low to the ground trailer or a ground clearance isn't a concern, then yeah, go with the shorter set because it's gonna be easier to store and less to carry around with you.
So it really just comes down to you and your needs. Finding the right length will make life easier for you or make it harder if you do choose a set of ramps that's a little too short. Now before we start using these ramps and showing you what that looks like, let's talk about a few specs. Now, the ramp's going to have this hooked end that will hook into a lip on your trailer, help lock it in, and it does come with a pair of straps to secure them to the trailer, pulling them down and in. We'll set those up in just a second.
As far as the size and weight capacity goes, we already mentioned the length, 4, 5, and 6 feet, but the width will remain the same for all of them, 14-1/2 inches, so pretty wide. And there's a good side rail on the other side. So as you're loading up, if you do happen to drift to the side a little bit, it'll hit that sidewall and you shouldn't have to worry about just going off the ramp entirely. And then the weight capacity, they can handle 3000 pounds each. That's gonna be 6,000 pounds when paired together. So keep that in mind if you are using this to load up some cars that you don't load up too heavy of a car. Here's what those loading straps I mentioned look like. You get a pair of them and there's gonna be a soft loop on either end of the strap that'll feed through itself and wrap around one of those bars. Then on the cam buckle strap, there's gonna be a fixed hook. I'm gonna just anchor that to some point on the trailer that's secure, and then I can tighten up the strap underneath to basically anchor the ramp. So the first pair of ramps we wanted to test were the 4 foot ramps because they're the shortest, they're gonna be the steepest. And I wanted to see how it felt with the trailer of this height. (engine revving) It definitely feels steep. On the ATV you feel like you're going up a really steep ramp, and I would definitely want something longer for this. As far as clearance went, we we inchesre fine. We weren't scraping on anything, but from a comfort standpoint and just feeling safe on the ramp standpoint, I would want something longer just because it's gonna make the experience a little bit better overall and it's gonna make it easier to get grip going up. I will say though, that the tread and the lips that are built into here on the tracks did perform really well. We didn't experience any slipping over here. So if these ramps can perform in these harsher conditions, expect that the longer ones with a more shallow angle of approach should be just as fine, if not better. As we move to set up the next set of ramps I do actually wanna talk about one of the unique features these have, and that's gonna be the storage latches. There's two on each side. We can set these ramps up next to one another, throw that latch if you need to. You can twist it to tighten it up a little bit, and that'll allow you to pick this up and carry it around. And the built-in carrying handles on the side make it that much easier to carry around because it moves as one unit and the fact that it's aluminum makes it pretty lightweight. Now, this is the smallest set, so it's gonna have the least amount of material there, but even the 6 foot ones I didn't have any problem moving earlier. And again, the handles make it so much easier and the fact that it can move them together makes the process of setting these up a lot quicker and easier. Now moving on to testing the 5 foot ramps. (engine revving) In our case today, it felt a lot better and I did notice a big difference, and it really was just down to the feeling, especially on the descent with the ATV. Things felt a lot less steep, and in turn, I felt a lot more safe just because that angle of approach was a lot more shallow and not as aggressive. As far as getting on and off the ramps goes, I'd say the ATV handled it equally well. It was really just down to the feeling and comfort level that I had with this particular vehicle on the ramps. We saved the 6 foot ramps for testing last. (engine revving) It just felt really great, especially when compared to the other options. Now, that's not to say they're bad, they all performed really well as far as grip and smoothness went. But for this particular trailer, I could just tell these are the right sized ramps for the trailer because that ascent up felt incredibly smooth. It really didn't feel like I was going up that much of an incline at all. And then again, with the descent, I just felt a lot safer and less off balance, and I could just tell that the weight of the ATV was where it should have been. So for me, after testing all three, I would definitely go with the longer ones. And I'd say just in general, that's not a bad idea. You just have to find the space for 'em. But if you have the need for it, then don't be shy. Definitely get the ones that are a bit longer because they are gonna make the job easier. Overall, I think these are a really solid option. Some of the things I like about 'em, they're heavy duty. They've got a great weight capacity. The tread on here worked really well. I like how wide they are. I'd say any narrower and I wouldn't like it as much, but I think most of all, I really enjoy the fact that they latch together and have a carrying handle. I can't tell you enough how much easier transporting it is because of the handle and the fact that they're one solid unit. Now, even though the bigger ones are heavier, I still find it very manageable. If anything, more manageable than a lighter ramp would be if it didn't have that latching mechanism or a handle. Just the fact that it has the handle makes it easier to manage. But like I said before, if you're considering these, it comes down to you and your needs. If you have the need for a longer ramp, then the option is there. If you have a lower to the ground trailer and can get away with the shorter ramps, then that's good too. But also know that there's other options out there. These are intended for cars, heavier vehicles. That's why they have the heavy weight capacity. If you're just using it for an ATV like we are, there's plenty of other ramp options, both from Flint Hill Goods and other brands on our site that you can check out. A set in particular that I think would work really well for this particular ATV is another set from Flint Hill Goods that are much wider and it just gives you a little bit more wiggle room when setting the ramps up. So for me, that set would be really nice, but it's also just down to you and what you need. But this was our look at the line of car hauler ramps from Flint Hill Goods. Thanks for watching.
Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (13 Customer Reviews)
We love that these ramps are lightweight and latch together so you can easily carry and store them. They can be used to load your vehicle, golf cart, or UTV onto your trailer. They are textured for safety and traction in dry or muddy conditions.Fast delivery. I got what I expected.
Absolutely amazing .. I bought these because my steel ramps were just way too heavy . And I believe these aluminum ones are stronger, better looking and just out right inexpensive.
Great quality, fast shipping. Mine appear like they may have been used due to some scratches under the mounts, but we're otherwise in great shape. I purchased these to use for loading my Kioti CK3510 SE tractor which weighs north of 4,000 pounds with attachments. The hooks on the ramps fit perfectly in my trailers loading lip, and the ramps didn't seem to notice my tractor was even on them. Zero flex or deflection, and stayed mounted in the loading lip. I got the 60" which were fitted with handles and safety straps. Both are easily carried and since they're aluminum, they don't weigh much. Great value for some nice ramps.
The clips that hold the ramps together for carrying are very convenient and the handle is comfortable. The treads are close enough that small wheels can go up the ramp without moving it. I use them for loading and unloading farm equipment into storage containers. They sit flat on the ground and stay on the edge of the container door.
Great, well made Aluminum ramps. I'm not using them for car ramps. Instead, I use them as weight displacements over pavement in my driveway for my 4000# Grady White Boat & Trailer so the tires don't leave a depression in the pavement. Had to grind off the front aluminum catch tabs and wear pads, then I added very tough rubber skid pads on 2x10’s into underneath ramp openings and aluminum plates to the front edges so they'd stay in place when backing up on them. Works great and there is minimal deflection on each ramp in that attitude. Highly Recommend!
Appeared to be well made when removed from the box. Have performed great, no issues at all. They have convenient handles and are quite light. Would definitely buy again if I need more ramps.
Excellent purchase. Ramps work pretty darn good for what I need. I purchased these ramps for my backhoe and equipment trailer, the standard ramps were made of steel and HEAVY!!! These are a 6" shorter and 3/4" thicker and 3" less on width, but they work. SAVE YOUR BACK if you have heavy steel Ramps and buy these...worth it!!
The ramps arrived today and were in excellent condition. I tested them on my trailer, and they fit perfectly. Just what I expected from etrailer. Excellent product and will more than fit my needs.
Slip and slide! These things are slick, as in your vehicle will slide right off if you're not careful. I got these to replace 4 ft steel ramps for loading my small tractor (3500#). There's a pronounced hump at the base of the ramp (why?) which means I have to get a running start and hope like heck I don't pop a wheelie on the way up. If its wet or muddy, forget about it. I'm sure these are fine for cars, but if you are buying for a tractor, I'd reconsider. I've had some scary loading / unloading moments with these ramps.
Looks great
Products are very good quality, especially the aluminum trailer ramps. I ordered the fenders light ramps and deck screws and I am very satisfied with the quality. I ordered the fenders, lights, ramps and deck screws and I am very satisfied with the quality. Ordering with simple and shipping was fast. I will be ordering all of my trailer supplies from etrailer.
They work well for my application.
Great value and much better than steel ramps. A lot light too!
After buying a used car hauler with no ramps I set about building my own. After doing some research I found ramps on etrailer with the exact measurements I needed. After more research to build my own from hot roll steel I decided since etrailer ramps were aluminum they would be one third the weight and counting my time it was a no brainer to buy them from etrailer Item 288-07502
Tom
Drive my JD 4500 (3500lbs) on these ramps onto Trailer issue Free.
Ramps are well built. Worked well for vehicle loading. I had to put on sheet metal covers to allow loading of a body cart. The gaps in the cross braces were too wide and body cart wheels would hang up. Again, the ramps were light and well made just would have been better for my use if they were solid tops
The ramps are well built and light weight. The spacing between the runners are small and provide a smooth ride while on the ramps. The lip is just deep enough to provide a secure connection to the trailer without making a big difference transitioning to the bed of the trailer.
Excellent ramps. We use them nearly daily in loading SXS and ATV's in our business. Very sturdy and well made. Light weight and easy to haul. Excellent purchase.
Awesome! Loading a damn near 6,000lb Kubota tractor and they didn’t even flex. They’ll definitely do more than rated. Light weight, with a carry handle. If you don’t have these and need ramps, you’re a moron!
perfect and easy to use, not heavy, I recommend to use lower trailer too
Awesome ramps!
After a year of using these ramps on my 16 foot trailer, they're amazing. Super light weight, hold up under a few different tractors with multiple attachments and vehicles being driven over them.
Great Price...Fast shipping. Ramps are strong and lightweight...which I need for my bad back. The handles are great
Nice and lightweight to handle, but plenty rugged for my application, and there's no worries about corrosion, or rotted, slick, heavy wood ramps. These are a great pick and I'd buy them again or recommend them to my friends without reservation.
Strong and lightweight. Beats the heavy steel ramps!
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