Plastic ramps

[Firestar_3x]

Wouldn't be buying anything like that from ebay, i've used a pair of caravan levelling ramps in the distant past, gets the car high enough, cheaper then ebay and from Halfords so they would have been tested properly to in excess of the weight capacity.

https://www.halfords.com/camping/caravan-and-motorhomes/caravan-accessories/level-up-plus-pair-218438.html

 

[Django x2]

Place a wheel/tyre or large blocks of wood under the car, in case the car falls off the ramp it'll be supported by the wheel...not your body

I'm confused, it will be supported by the two wheels that are still currently on the car. Using ramps doesn't mean you remove the wheels

 

[Demon]

I have some from Machine Mart, primarily used to get the front end of my old E46 M3 a bit higher as the best jacking points meant even my super low profile trolley jack struggled to get far enough under..

They worked really well, but they are probably 2/3rds or less the height and very solidly made.

However, I did use the trolley jack and axle stands as well (and wheel chocks) because most jobs required removing a wheel!

 

[DJMK4]

I dont think i would trust plastic ramps when your face is under the car tbh,

I have metal ramps


you also cant do any removing the wheel work when your on ramps -use a jack and jack stands for removing wheel work, also stick the wheel under the car for extra security