Carpoint CDRM1 Cougar Ramp Mate Car Ramp Extensions, Set of 2

Liked the quality of construction, disliked the width.

No instructions on how to use I'm still not sure if I did it right but managed to use without any accidents but many test attempt until I set it up OK.Not obvious which way round these should be used or which rung to rest on the ramp, it all seems counter intuitive, lip facing up or down to hook on ramp or on the ground flat side up or ribbed side. If you do what looks best for the tyre ie flat side then the lip doesn't engage with the ramp!?Still managed in the end so useful tool at a great price, just would be nice with a clear diagram or instruction.

I was expecting them bit wider.but they do the job

These are necessarily narrower than the ramps, but they are robust and stable and allow me to get my wife's sports car onto the ramps without associated horrible graunching noises.

Whe I drove the car onto the ramps the nearside ramp moved away from the centre of the wheel. Gave it a second shot, lined them up and drove onto the ramps very slowly and the same thing happened again. I presume it is because the ramps are very light. Would advise to jack the car onto the ramps rather than driving it on. Otherwise o.k. The weld does not seem very sturdy as they are tack welds and not fillet. I suppose you get what you pay for.

Yep all was good used it as soon as soon I got them ..good all round help.

This item is perfect for the ramps I purchased a few months ago and will enable me to gain underneath access to my classic 1968 MGMC GT, only for inspection purposes currently and can then confirm that the car is in good order.Thank you for you prompt delivery and email responses. Dave W

Unnecessarily narrow - basically 11cm wide, which is VERY narrow compared to the normal main ramps that are usually c. 20cm wide! This is made worse by the fact that the top corners that your tyres run over are not rounded & will dig into the casing of your tyres if you're unlucky - I had to break the angle-grinder out to radius the corners & also remove a number of other sharp edges & swarf before I was happy to use them.Which brings me onto overall 'build quality' - it's basically shocking! Terrible welds, gaps between the various bits of metal angle that make up the structure, slightly different lengths between the 'pair' & one had a slight (but still noticeable) twist along its length! Like I said in the headline, you definitely get what you pay for - they worked OK getting the back end of a supermini onto ramps, but I wouldn't trust them with anything heavier. If you view them as an emergency one-use item that will then provide at least some of the materials to make yourself a proper set, then you won't be disappointed!