Race Ramps 8 Inch Extra Long Trailer Ramps, 6.3 Degree Approach | RR-TR-8XL

Eight Inches of Lift Spread Over Six Feet Eight inches is a tall deck. Getting a low car up that far usually means a steep ramp and a held breath, or a stack of two by fours and a spotter waving you forward an inch at a time. The RR-TR-8XL takes the same 8 inch lift as the extra wide RR-TR-8 and stretches it across 74 inches. The approach drops to 6.3 degrees, which is shallow enough that most lowered street cars and track cars walk straight up it. This is the pick when your trailer sits high and the car sits low. Nothing else in the range combines that much height with that gentle an angle. Sold as a pair. 1,500 lbs per ramp, 3,000 lbs per pair, 14 lbs each, for tires up to 12 inches. Compare the full range of trailer ramps. Benefits of the RR-TR-8XL Height and a shallow angle together Eight inches at 6.3 degrees. The extra wide RR-TR-8 reaches the same height at 8.7 degrees because it is just over nineteen inches shorter. All the length here buys you a gentler climb. Clears a tall trailer deck Enclosed trailers with a beavertail, older open trailers and anything running larger wheels all sit high enough that a 7 inch ramp comes up short. This one bridges the gap. Kind to low bodywork The break where the ramp meets the ground is what catches a splitter. Stretching the run to six feet moves that break further from the tire and softens it, so the nose rides over instead of into it. Fourteen pounds each Six feet of ramp, one hand. Loading alone at a track gate at dawn is a completely different job when the ramps are not a two person lift. Solid foam, no frame to fail Expanded foam through the whole section carries the load in compression. Nothing to bend after a hard landing, nothing to rust over a winter in the trailer, and no steel edge near your paint. Made in the USA Race Ramps builds these in Michigan and backs them with a one year warranty against defects, plus a 30 day satisfaction guarantee through Pitstop Pro. Race Ramps RR-TR-8XL Specifications Model RR-TR-8XL Overall Length 74" Width 14" Lift Height 8" Approach Angle 6.3 degrees Capacity 1,500 lbs per ramp | 3,000 lbs per pair | 6,000 lbs across a set of four Maximum Tire Width 12" Weight 14 lbs per ramp Sold As Pair, two ramps Manufacturer Race Ramps Material Expanded foam with traction coating Colour Black Origin Made in the USA Warranty 1-year manufacturer warranty | 30-day satisfaction guarantee RR-TR-8XL Frequently Asked Questions How is this different from the RR-TR-8?Same 8 inch lift, different priorities. The RR-TR-8 is 54.75 inches long on a 16 inch deck for tires up to 14 inches, and climbs at 8.7 degrees. The XL is 74 inches on a 14 inch deck for tires up to 12 inches, and climbs at 6.3 degrees. Wide tires point to the RR-TR-8, low bodywork points to the XL. Should I get this or the RR-TR-7?Both are 74 inches long. The RR-TR-7 lifts 7 inches at 5.5 degrees, the XL lifts 8 inches at 6.3. Measure the gap you actually need to bridge. If 7 inches covers it, the shallower ramp is the easier load. Do these have the trailer door notch?The trailer end is shaped to meet a deck or ramp gate rather than butt against it flat. Give us a call with your gate profile if you want to confirm the fit before ordering, and we will check it against the drawing. Where do I store a six foot ramp?A pair stacks into a slot roughly 74 by 14 by 16 inches and weighs 28 lbs together. Most people stand them on edge against a trailer wall or slide them under the car once it is loaded and strapped. Will they hold up to repeated use?The foam recovers rather than deforming, which is why these last through years of weekends. Keep grit off the coated surface, avoid dragging them across gravel, and store them out of direct sun and they hold up well. Questions about fitment? Talk to a Pitstop Pro specialist or explore more options. Call (470) 208-2754 Request a Quote Browse Trailer Ramps