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GUNI™ Heavy Duty Automotive Ramps

Part #: GUNI-AR-HD

GUNI™ Heavy Duty Automotive Ramps

Part #: GUNI-AR-HD
  • Capacity: 3,000 lbs. each
  • HDPE welded construction
  • Length: 42”
  • Width: 10”
  • Weight: 22 lbs. (Pair)
  • Approach Angle: 6°
  • Lift Height: 5”
  • Tab Length: 3”
  • Tab Height: 1-½”
  • Sold As: Pair

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Description

 
 

Don’t compromise safety or risk damage to a vehicle by using inferior starter ramps with your car carrier, car hauler or equipment trailer. Upgrade to the Heavy Duty (HD) Automotive Ramp from GUNI. Rated at 3,000 lbs. each, these loading ramps are made from welded high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and are engineered to withstand the weight of heavier vehicles.


With a lifted height of 5” and a loading angle of 6°, these starter ramps not only bridge the gap between the bed of your car carrier or the door of your car hauler, but they also provide more than enough clearance to load high-end performance cars without causing unnecessary harm to lower body parts and suspension components.


Each HD ramp measures 42”L and 10”W and accommodates most passenger tires on the road today. When used in pairs, these ramps capably handle the weight of large SUVs, light-duty pickups and EVs, like Tesla’s Cybertruck, Hummer EV and Rivian, which can reach total vehicle weights of 9,000 lbs.


Thanks to the tough, durable thermoplastic polymer, the material used in ramp construction increases safety for automotive professionals in the shop and tow operators out in the field. The reinforced, petroleum-based plastic easily addresses the growing concern of traditional ramps buckling under pressure during the loading process.