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Red Toyota sedan driving over curb ramp to prevent scraping on steep driveway
Silver sedan crossing steep driveway over wide black rubber curb ramp for smooth entry

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CurbMaster Pro

Best for rolled curbs at the end of your driveway.

  • Also works for angled driveway entries where the street meets the base of the driveway without a rolled curb, as well as for harsh transitions caused by roadwork—like deep gutters, dips, or drop-offs that create a steep entry angle.
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Modular rubber threshold ramps with mounting hardware for garage and driveway lips
Blue BMW using rubber threshold ramp to prevent scraping at garage entry
Silver BMW sports car using curb ramp to clear 2-inch driveway drop

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ElevateDrive

Ideal for small thresholds or lips (1–2″) at the edge of the driveway or garage.

  • Mix and match different sizes to create custom setups.
  • Ramps can be placed back-to-back if you need to come up from the gutter or ease into the driveway.
  • The 1″–1.5″ options work great for smoothing out garage lips or minor bumps.
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Rubber vehicle clearance ramps for steep driveway ridges and garage entry lips
Silver car using ramp to transition smoothly from garage to steep driveway

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GlideGuard

Great for steep transitions between the driveway and garage.

  • Works well over French drains, ridges, or small mid-driveway dips that cause scraping under the car in the middle.
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Pair of low clearance car ramps for mid-driveway scrape prevention
Red Corvette using driveway ramp to bridge sidewalk drop for low car clearance

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Splitter Savers

Designed for steep entries or mid-driveway angle changes—especially when there’s no rolled curb or visible lip.

  • Helps lift the front end just enough to reduce scraping in tough transitions.
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