4" H Trailer Ramp - 5.5 Degree Approach Angle
$408.19
MSRP
Pricing shown as of 5/8/2026. Please note that prices are subject to change without notice.
Key Features:
- Lower trailer ramp into notch and drive up into your trailer - it's that easy!
- 5.5 Degree approach angle; 5" L x 2" H notch size
- Supports 6,000 lbs total; each ramp can support up to 1,500 lbs individually
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Specifications
Made in the USA
Sold As:
Pair
Length:
46"
Width:
14"
Height:
4"
Approach Angle Degree:
5.5°
Maximum Capacity:
1,500 lbs.
Maximum Tire Width:
12"
Weight:
6 lbs.
Color:
Black
Material:
Expanded foam with traction coating
More Information
This set of 4-inch high trailer ramps makes loading your race car, sports car or other low-profile vehicle an easy, scrape-free process on track day, at a car show, or during a multi-state trip.
Use our trailer ramp calculator to make sure you're choosing the ramp that's tailored to your car and trailer needs. Both 4-inch high trailer ramps measure 46 inches long and have a 5.5-degree approach angle. Each lightweight 6-pound ramp can hold up to 1,500 pounds and comes with a built-in carrying strap. They are ideal for tire widths up to 12 inches. To use them with your trailer, simply lower your trailer door down into the 5-inch long by 2-inch high notch and drive your car up and into your trailer - it’s that easy!
These trailer ramps are constructed of 100% solid, high-density foam with a rugged anti-slip coating that results in a lightweight ramp solution that is strong, yet durable.
- Lower trailer ramp into notch and drive up into your trailer - it's that easy!
- 5.5 Degree approach angle; 5" L x 2" H notch size
- Supports 6,000 lbs total; each ramp can support up to 1,500 lbs individually
Usage Guidelines
Before using the ramps ensure other persons are clear of the vehicle and the ramps. Ensure that the ramps are free from damage or corrosion before use. Use only a single pair of wheel ramps at the front or rear, do not use two ramps on one side of the vehicle. Position the ramps in line with the wheels, with the steering wheel pointed straight and the incline against the tire tread. Carefully drive the vehicle onto the automotive ramps until it is in the correct position. Turn the engine off, apply the parking brake, get out of the vehicle and securely chock the remaining wheels on the ground. Before starting work, walk around the vehicle ensuring it is securely positioned. Always use jack stand if a person will be going under the vehicle. On completion of the work, check the parking brake is still firmly on and remove the chocks. It is important to drive very slowly when coming off the ramps to prevent the automotive bodywork from making contact with the car ramp. Exercise caution when using these car ramps with a trailer or three wheeled vehicles.
Calculator
Trailer Ramp Calculator
Is your trailer door too steep to get your car to the track or autocross? Are you tired of hauling around heavy, unsafe boards to use as a makeshift ramp extension? Race Ramps has the solution for you: simply place your trailer door on the notch of our specially-designed Trailer Ramps and decrease your angle of approach to as little as 4.3 degrees.
These hassle-free, lightweight ramps are ideal for low-ground-clearance cars with extra-wide tires. Numerous size options are available in our one- and two-piece designs, with and without flap cut-outs. Use our ramp calculator above to determine which Trailer Ramps will work best for your car and trailer, and let us know if you have any questions. We are happy to make a custom set if our standard options don't work—just give us a call!
Trailer Ramps are 100% solid, made with an exclusive patented process that coats high-density expanded foam with a traction surface for a lightweight ramp solution that is strong yet durable. The ramps will not slide, scratch, or otherwise damage any floor type and can hold up to 1,500 lbs. per ramp for a total vehicle weight capacity of 6,000 lbs.
Step 1: Your Trailer
Both enclosed and open trailers work with our Trailer Ramps. If your stock trailer ramps have an additional fold down ramp/flap, you can fold it up, remove it, or purchase a ramp that has a flap cut-out built into the ramp (check the appropriate box below).
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Measure from the ground to the top of your current trailer door/ramp at the hinge point.
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Measure from the ground to the top of your current trailer door/ramp at the hinge point.
3
Measure the thickness of trailer door/ramp.
Step 2: Your Car
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To determine the best angle of approach for your vehicle, we have devised the “yardstick test” below. If you do not have a yardstick, carefully measure out 36" with a tape measure or other straight, rigid object. You may need two sets of hands to get an accurate measurement here.
YARDSTICK TEST
- Place a yardstick/tape measure at the base of your front wheel.
- Raise up the yardstick or tape measure until it hits the underside of your car (the spoiler).
- Measure vertically from the ground to the end of the yardstick or 36" point on the tape measure. Record that height here (in inches).
Start by completing Step 1
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