Car service ramp suggestions?

I rotate every 2500 miles so the ware is very consistent between all 5 tires...theres only ever 1 with 2500 less miles then the rest. Even stretched to 5,000 i doubt there would be and issue
I did this with my old wrangler and no troubles I think I rebalanced 1 time around 30,000 and was good to go until 60,000 when traded on 4runner. Had plenty left maybe could have got many more miles out of those Duratrac

only pic I had that shows tread before trade

 

Looks worst in pic haha. Still doing 5 tire rotations forever

 

I do the 7K mile rotation . all tires are almost the same size. all tires look the same tread wear pattern. I do the X rotation . on runner...
I do this on my 2000 GM truck I get 80K miles on them and I rotate those tires 12K miles. I change the tires when the tread is 65% worn.I now have the 2nd set of tires I purchased on my 2000 GM truck.. the 2nd set has 15K miles on them .total odo miles on GM truck 175K.

tires in my area wear a bit more on the right/shoulder side. sand crap causes this wear on the right side so that is why I do the X rotation.. working great save $$$..

 

Just changed all sensors in 5 wheels and coded their 5 addresses into Techstream

 

Built my own ramps, used 2 treated 2x10's. Screwed together with screws applied from top of board down, it is best to stack pieces so that the grain of wood is down if possible. I also use a couple small pieces of rubber under the front of ramp to prevent them from sliding.

 

Wheel chock?

 

Posted this a while back...

https://youtu.be/cM6rVfUnYP8?si=vMhjvqXcVSSNevkF

 

I like the ramps when I am removing the skid plates and doing things that need more space. I am not a little guy so every inch of extra space helps a lot.

 

I was going to buy a set and saw too many disasters with the plastic ones so i was leaning towards steel but decided to hold off for some reason.

Well I went up in the really old garage attic and found a set of random 40+ yr old metal ones. Going to woolwax my undercarriage this week.

 

Show us the job when is done. Be careful and make sure you have all the appropriate PPE. Take your time and enjoy the task.