Are driveway curb ramps worth the investment? If you’re looking to protect your car from damage and save money in the long-run, then the answer is a resounding yes. A curb ramp prevents your car from scraping against the driveway which can damage your front splitter, underbody, drive shaft, and more. As a car owner, preventing this kind of damage to your vehicle saves you money on future car repairs. That’s why we offer the best driveway curb ramp solutions to help safeguard your car against rolled curbs. Below we review a few of the main benefits of our best-selling curb ramps for driveways.
Protect The Bottom Of Your Vehicle With Curb Ramps
Achieve Better Car Ground Clearance
A curb ramp helps give you car ground clearance by increasing the distance between the bottom of the vehicle body and the ground to ensure the lowermost area of your vehicle stays elevated from the curb when you enter and exit your driveway.
Prevent Bottoming Out Your Car On Your Driveway
Are you bottoming out on your driveway and need a solution? The sound and feel of your vehicle scraping the driveway curb is enough to make you cringe. Sometimes bottoming out can indicate that something is wrong with your suspension system, which keeps your car level regardless of the contours of the road. Over time, the damage caused from scraping your undercarriage can lead to expensive car repairs to your suspension and other car parts at risk. See: Car Parts at Risk When You Bottom Out
Reduce Damage To Your Car
What parts can be damaged when a car ‘bottoms out’? When you hit the bottom of suspension you can scratch or crack your car’s bumpers, side skirts, and even your radiator. Bottoming out can also cause damage to your car’s tires, alignment,and steering. The continuous bumping against the curb while entering or backing out can also harm the oil pan, front frame, and the exhaust system including mufflers. Sounds expensive right?
Our driveway curb ramps reduce the impact caused by rolled curbs to prevent this type of damage. When you consider the costs associated with scraping your car on your steep driveway curb, the price you pay by NOT installing a vehicle ramp is unquestionably higher.
Save Money On Car Maintenance And Gas
Damaging your car’s undercarriage by scraping against your driveway curb not only results in unnecessarily high car maintenance costs, it also decreases your car’s fuel efficiency, costing you money at the pump. According to Investopedia, misalignment can decrease gas mileage by up to 10%. Therefore if your tires aren’t adjusted properly – for example, from the constant jarring when you drive over your curb every day – you are likely spending more money on gas than you should be. By installing a driveway ramp, you help preserve proper wheel alignment which reduces the need to fill up so frequently. While a good ramp pays for itself on your first visit to the repair shop, its value increases considerably when you consider how it saves you money every time you fill up on gas.
More Than Driveway Ramp - Multi-Purpose Vehicle Ramps
Our heavy duty rubber driveway ramps and DIY curb ramp install kit aren’t limited for use for low cars and steep driveway gutters. These car ramps are also perfect for motorcycles, trucks, trailers, RV’s, forklifts, golf carts, wheelchairs, dirt bikes, and scooters – plus garages, boat loading docks, sidewalks and more!
The Bottom Line
Our driveway ramps help protect your car from scraping on the curb and save you money on vehicle repair and maintenance. Enter and exit your driveway with ease, every time! With our premade heavy duty rubber curb ramps that fits on rolled curbs perfectly, or our exclusive DIY driveway ramp install kit enables you to create a curb bridge over any size or shape driveway curb gap.
What are you waiting for? Try our curb ramps today and join our growing number of happy customers. Orders ship fast – plus free shipping to most states!
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cut into strips to fit your curb. For example, a 5′ x 6′ sheet can be cut into (3) 2′ x 5′ strips to cover 15 ft on a standard rolled curb. Lay the strips over the curb where your ramp will be and tape them down to hold them in place for the installation.