7′ 6″ L X 15′ W Aluminum Car Trailer Ramps, Hook End, Knife Foot – 7,000 lb. Per Axle

HD Ramps 7’6″ Aluminum Truck Trailer Ramps – Hook End & Knife Foot

Easily load and haul cars, trucks, and equipment with this pair of 7’6″ aluminum truck trailer ramps, designed for efficiency, safety, and durability. Constructed in the USA, these ramps feature hook-end connectors, knife foot ramp ends, and serrated rung traction to ensure smooth, secure loading in a variety of conditions.

Key Features:

• Serrated Rung Traction: Each flat, welded rung is horizontally serrated to improve tire grip and water run-off. The open design allows debris, gravel, and mud to pass through.
• Hook End Connector: Secures ramps to existing rub or round rails up to 1-5/16″ diameter without the need for safety straps. The pressure of a vehicle keeps ramps firmly in place during loading.
• Knife Foot Ramp Ends: Provide a smooth, ground-to-ramp transition for safer, easier loading. Position the knife edge flush with the ground within the recommended height range for optimal use.
• Lightweight Aluminum Construction: At just 36 lbs. per ramp, they’re easy for one person to handle, set up, and store.

Specifications:

• Made in the USA
• Length: 7’6″
• Width: 15″
• Height: 3-1/4″
• Weight: 36 lbs. per ramp
• Maximum Capacity: 7,000 lbs. per axle
• Minimum Height: 20″
• Maximum Height: 24″
• Material: Aluminum
• Foot Type: Knife
• Attaching End: Hook

More Information:
These ramps are engineered to load vehicles safely in wet, icy, or muddy conditions. The hook-end design keeps ramps stable on your trailer, while the knife foot ensures a smooth ramp-to-ground transition. Set up the ramps between 20″ to 24″ in height for proper operation.

Usage Guidelines:

• Do not exceed the maximum axle capacity
• To determine axle weight, weigh the heaviest axle of the vehicle on a scale (typically the front axle)

Warranty:
This HD Ramps product comes with a 5-year warranty and is guaranteed free from defects at the time of purchase.

⚠️ WARNING: This product may expose you to chemicals, including Cadmium and Lead, known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.