??wheel platforms??

[Leevr]

Anyone with a lowered car use any sort of wheel drive on platform ramp. Not the old school 3 foot long ones, just ones roughly the same size of the wheels. To raise the car enough to get a standard trolley jack under the car. I'm lowered on Eibach sportline springs and I have to use a diamond jack initially to get the car high enough to get the trolley jack under.

 

[AlS3BE]

How low have you lowered your car?
I have a low profile trolley jack and that worked fine with one of my old cars that was lowered around 50mm.

 

[pburv]

Been looking on google and the norm for low profile jacks is 70mm minimum height.
Found this which states 55mm if you remove the rubber pad.....
https://www.automotechservices.co.uk/products/2000ltj-2t-ultra-low-profile-trolley-jack/

 

[w.h.i.p.p.e.t]

Do you just need something to lift the car enough to get the jack under?

I think Laser or Raceramps do something specific if you want something fancy looking. Or you could just get a length of wood and cut it into 2/4 short lengths, seen some folks doing that too. Scaffold board might be thick enough. If you're super low then double it up into a slightly longer stepped design.

 

[w.h.i.p.p.e.t]

Laser Ramp

70mm lift, but might be a bit too skinny?

 

[Leevr]

Laser Ramp

70mm lift, but might be a bit too skinny?

Might take a trip to Halfords. £37 on my trade card ain't too bad.

 

[MikeParkin]

That’s what I have and I have Maxton splitters in perfect mate.

 

[Mark_R]

Try looking at caravan/motorhome levelling ramps.