How to use Rhino Ramps for quick and fast oil change!

[@jamminproductreviews]

Was this video helpful? If so, please consider checking it out at this link where I may get a small commission at no extra cost to you: urlgeni.us/amzn/Rhino-Ramps (affiliate link) also get it on Walmart here (affiliate ink): urlgeni.us/walmart/Rhino-Ramps Please use jack stands as a safety precaution. I got a lot of feedback about that so I added that step in my new "How to change your car oil" video on my other channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5S4pWqrfbx4pbc

[@MySpace662]

Always use a wheel Chock for your rear wheels for extra safety.

[@jamminproductreviews]

That is a good idea, thanks for taking the time to comment!

[@lew708]

Man, I wouldn’t trust my safety to just ramps either. I chock both rear wheels on the front and back side of both rear wheels and I use jack stands with the ramps. That way, my safety from the vehicle rolling or falling on me is a nonfactor and I can focus on the maintenance. Please bro, for your family, get a decent set of jack stands with the locking pawls to use in addition to the ramps…Stay safe!

[@elephantgrass631]

For the price of Jack stands and chocks it’s a no brainer.

[@silentagony1019]

Should the car already be in park and using parking break for that extra measure so the car wouldn’t move or slide down?

[@MySpace662]

@@silentagony1019 What if he forgot to apply the parking brake?

[@DaBinChe]

I use Rhino ramps too. What I do is back up the drive way then roll down on to the ramps. That way with the slope of the driveway you get more craw space. I also do the same thing when I need to keep the car level but not go all the way up the ramp. This is for transmission oil change.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Ah interesting! Do you use any back up safety supports in addition to the ramps? Thanks for sharing!

[@princessalaina4589]

I've been using these ramps for my full size suv for several years now with zero issues.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Cool, thanks for letting us know! Do you use wheel chocks or any backup safety measures?

[@princessalaina4589]

@@jamminproductreviews I always use chocks just to play it safe.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Cool, thanks for letting us know :)

[@markwarnberg9504]

First video I´v come across on RAMPS. Have used them for many years, fast and easy for getting under the car. Good video! Bummer with so many negative comments, like PULLING THE HAND BRAKE! a no brainer.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks Mark, I appreciate the comment! 👍

[@SBMPLYMA]

Your calm voice helps

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the comment.... I'm pretty laid back, thus the calm voice 😆

[@HorsepowerHouse]

If you have trouble with your ramps sliding forward when you try and drive up on them, just put a shop towel or rag underneath each ramp and that will eliminate that problem.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Great, thanks for the tip, I appreciate you letting us know! :)

[@DesertbikerAZ]

I use pair of cheap rubber doormats underneath to prevent ramps from sliding off!

[@jamminproductreviews]

Good tip, thanks! :)

[@dariog36th]

I’ll try that cause the floor in my garage is very slick and the ramps slide off before I can even get the car on.

[@TerryCheever]

I use them with my RAM 2500 and they do fine with the added weight, use a chock on back tire though for added piece of mind to stop a roll off.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks Terry! Others were mentioning that too so I added that step in my new "How to change your car oil" video on my other channel... check it out and let me know what you think if can: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5S4pWqrfbx4pbc

[@WaterBearOfficial]

Didnt realize how much I actually used them until after I gave them away to my brother. Happily bought another set.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Yeah, they are handy to keep around, especially for oil changes!

[@charliec5653]

I've been using them for several years, and love them.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Cool, thanks for the feedback!

[@omegaman1409]

I started with steel ones but the plastic ones are a game changer. Better than jacks for quick oil changes and starters. A must.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the note. Do you like the plastics ones better since they are lighter then the metal ramps?

[@WreckedBrewery]

I've used these for many years as well. Very nice ramps!

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@newfie-dean5803]

If you wanted to use Jack stands behind the front wheels as extra security for the event that a ramp failed, you could position the ramps behind the front wheels and then back up onto them. Then the ramp does not block the pinch welds behind the front wheels allowing you to place a Jack stand on the driver and passenger sides.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the idea Newfie-Dean, appreciate it!

[@MontyGumby]

Can’t do that with sedan

[@newfie-dean5803]

@@MontyGumby true. I bought ramps and what I do is just jack up the car and then stick the ramp in place and lower it onto the ramp. Easy enough to do rather than mess around driving up on them. And I can stick Jack stands in place as back-up. Some might say it’s overkill but I like feeling at ease under a car knowing I have a back-up if something went astray.

[@MontyGumby]

@@newfie-dean5803 > and then stick the ramp in place and lower it onto the ramp AND then add the jack stands ?

[@newfie-dean5803]

@@MontyGumby yes, Jack the car, insert ramp, lower car onto ramp, then do the same on the other side and then after it’s on the ramps, I put Jack stands in place with the Jack also left in position but not holding the load, just enough to have it firmly in place. As I said you can never be too safe under a car. Rhino Ramps can fail and so can a Jack stand. People die from cars falling on them all the time. When I’m under a car I want to know I have safety redundancy.

[@The_3ean]

Got my first car and I’m looking for what to buy for oil changes this really helps

[@jamminproductreviews]

That's great and congrats on your first car! Here is an oil change video I did on my other channel that you may find helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5S4pWqrfbx4pbc

[@artistlovepeace]

These Rhino Ramps are a great product. I bought a set and have been using them for years to change the oil. The underbelly of my car is rusty and if I try and jack it up it has and will damage the body. I am not a car repair guy. I just like to do things myself to save money and learn.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the note @bekuma! I totally agree about trying to do things yourself and save money! :)

[@mikefisc9989]

I just received my Rhino ramps from Amazon. This video popped up on my YT feed today. Though, the strangest part of it all is that I also own a Honda Odyssey. Great video. Thank you.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Great, thanks for the note, I'm glad you like the video, hope all goes well with the ramps and Honda Odyssey! :)

[@KT-xx5ch]

the massive nexus of consumer data fed into "the algorithm" is likely to blame. If you have a phone, it's constantly listening, and your product purchases and searches will absolutely tailor your reality. Welcome to one of the many subtle horrors of the 21st.

[@TheDuke085]

Yes, your phone tracks your life. I'm sure if you go on FB or IG it will shows you rhino ramp ads or car ads

[@KT-xx5ch]

Huh. looks like my comment got deleted...

[@jw546]

Now, I just need to pour a new driveway that has a 20-degree angle, and I should be all set! Sweet!

[@jamminproductreviews]

Lol, this works ok on Flat Driveways or inclined driveways if your oil plug is in the back of the oil pan so ALL the oil flows out by gravity, if that makes sense.

[@dexterracingful]

​@@jamminproductreviewsThat is my concern, if it's not flat then will all the old oil come out???

[@trevorrenkevens4720]

Always ALWAYS place jack stands underneath the pinch welds. These are fantastic ramps, but you should always have a backup if these ramps were to fail.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the note! I got a lot of feedback about that so I added that step in my new "How to change your car oil" video on my other channel... check it out and let me know what you think if you can: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5S4pWqrfbx4pbc

[@astrogate1]

You cannot place the jack stands at the pinch welds unless you raise the car using a jack like @newfie-dean5803 says!

[@BMWLDRider]

Next time back your car up the driveway. The car will be level when you get on the ramps because of the incline of your driveway.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks, I believe it works well this current direction but I'll have to double check since others mentioned that too. Thanks for the comment!

[@I-sed-no]

Just bought the version from Harbor Freight for $59 after Project Farm reviewed most of these plastic ramps in a recent video.

[@keithgraham4413]

I Have these. Work well for front wheel drive,not so much for rear wheel drive. Rear wheel seems to push ramps across pavement.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Good point, someone mentioned putting old floor mats under the ramps to keep them from sliding.

[@WilliamBowden-u7n]

They are great ramps. I have a pair of them and they are great.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Cool, thanks for the feedback!

[@hubadfun5975]

Mine came with smaller wheel chocks for the rear. Either that or I bought them extra. Made by rhino too. Also takes a few seconds to wash off the dust and spider webs.😊 Actually have 2 sets and used them to change my trans fluid.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks, lol, yeah, mine were pretty dirty 🤣

[@Carlos.Rivera]

Could you put 4 ramps (one in each wheel) amd raise the car evenly? Sounds good in theory to have more clearance doing exhaust mods etc.

[@jamminproductreviews]

That would be an interesting test although I think it would be challenging trying to get the back wheels up. Thanks for the idea.

[@astrogate1]

You can do this only by raising the car with a jack and placing the ramps one by one under the wheels. You might as well then use jack stands LOL!

[@PeterHernandez-lg2eh]

Great for diy undercarriage vehicle inspection while doing your own fluid changes.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Agreed, thanks for the note! :)

[@richbinaz]

I considered these, but didn't like the hollow plastic design - specially here in Phoenix. Plastic dashboards and housings crack and break after enough sun and ozone exposure. I ended up building my own wooden ones as I needed a higher lift to suit a prius oil change - they have a large hinged plastic flap on the bottom that won't get out the way on regular ramps. Just have to keep them away from termites!! Nothing wrong with Fram filters BTW - it's a myth.

[@jamminproductreviews]

That's cool that you built your own custom wooden ones! Yeah, I hear different things about the Fram filters, thanks for the message!

[@richbinaz]

@@jamminproductreviews I think the Fram filter bias stems from one incident where a motorcycle filter fell off a track bike during a race. It may have been a PH6017 and was traced back to the threads - perhaps - maybe. It could be the reason why that filter is now listed as a PH6017A. I believe all track bikes now have to have the filters and other items lockwired in place. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJuWZ5eHfcxmhZY

[@jamminproductreviews]

Wow, thanks for sharing the info and link! :)

[@scotchbudmeister9018]

I've seen a car roll past the front bump stops and drive off the front of Rhino ramps. Fortunately there was enough clearance the ramps or car didn't get damaged. But, it can happen, be careful.

[@LayzeeJay]

Yup my gf did it the first and only time i let her drive up the ramps. Had to jack the car up and kick the ruined ramps loose.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Agreed, this can happen and it takes a little finessing to get up the ramps properly, thanks for the comments!

[@alsheremeta]

With the angle of your driveway, those ramps work really good, makes the car level. Another option is to get a low profile Harley-Davidson oil drain pan, will fit under just about any vehicle without any raising of it, you may have to get used to doing things by feel though. Consider a different brand of oil filter, FRAM are s**t.

[@jamminproductreviews]

You're right about the driveway angle and the ramps making the car level! Thanks for the tip about the low profile oil pan. A lot of other people also mentioned they don't like that entry level FRAM filter. Which oil filters do you like best? Thx for leaving a comment!

[@alsheremeta]

@@jamminproductreviews Which oil filters to use, there is the $10,000 question! For my 2010 Tundra I buy the Toyota filters. For the G37 I was using Nissan filters but now the dealership wants $20 for it and it's made in Mexico, so I will be looking for something else. For the Subaru, was using Subaru filters, but I read somewhere that Subaru filters are now made by FRAM so I switched to Purolator made in USA filter. For yard equipment I've been using Baldwin filters for a long time, and have occasionally used them on the Subaru. But with manufacturers cheaping out, what was a good filter last month, could be a shitty one today. From all past cut apart oil filter reviews, FRAM is usually bottom of the pile.

[@tkalskate]

While the car seats little tilted, think lag amount of old oil is left while emptying? Please clear me

[@sptrader6316]

Don't forget to set the parking brake and chock the rear wheels.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks, I can't remember if I mentioned that! Here is a more thorough video I made for my other channel: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5S4pWqrfbx4pbc - thanks for taking the time to leave a comment :)

[@MrRoscojones1]

Great video but if I had one critique it would be to use a better oil filter.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the feedback. That is not the first time I've heard that. I've been using the Fram Ultra Synthetics this past year or two and have had a good experience with them so far. Do you have any experience with them? Also, here is a more detailed oil change video on my other channel if you want to check it out, thanks! kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5S4pWqrfbx4pbc

[@MrRoscojones1]

@@jamminproductreviews Well you are the owner operator and you know what’s best.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Which oil filters do you prefer?

[@MrRoscojones1]

@@jamminproductreviews I use the Napa Gold. They are made by Wix which makes a very good oil filter.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Very cool, thanks for sharing! I've heard good things about Wix.

[@KentuckyRanger]

Been using mine for many years on my Subaru Outback, and they work great!

[@jamminproductreviews]

That's great Kentucky Ranger, thanks for leaving a comment! :)

[@loui828]

Good to know I just got some to use them on my outback as well, ngl it feels super sketchy going under the car knowing that some plastic is holding the car up lol.

[@KentuckyRanger]

LOL! @@loui828 They're perfectly safe. But I totally get it... LOL!

[@chrisgraham2904]

Ultraviolet rays of the sun are the worst deteriorator of all plastics, so never store your ramps outside in direct sunlight. Avoid their use in sub-zero temperatures (not when you would want to be under your vehicle anyways) and it's probably wise to replace them after 10 years of use. Saw them in half when scrapping them, so someone else doesn't inherit a problem.

[@peterrudy9207]

Other similar ramps from company Speed Ramps ?

[@martsmarts]

Since the vehicle is tilted, do you get all the oil out and drained or does it lean towards 1 side of the oil pan leaving an amount still?

[@jamminproductreviews]

I started using them so my car is pointed uphill so all the oil drains out of my pan. My oil drain plug faces the back of my car if that makes sense. In this video the ramps were on a decline which brought my car up to about level.

[@yiranjack]

Great video bro, but please don't use Fram filters. They are the worst.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the feedback. That is not the first time I've heard that. I've been using the Fram Ultra Synthetics this past year or two and have had a good experience with them so far. Also, here is a more detailed oil change video on my other channel if you want to check it out, thanks! kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5S4pWqrfbx4pbc

[@DaBinChe]

Only the Fram base model plan orange can are the worst. Their synthetics are the best on the market and have been so ever since they came out around 20 years ago.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for your insight!

[@yiranjack]

I am talking about precision of finishing of the filter itself, even in their ULTRA line, you know there is metal net on the back of the filter media? I saw a broke fraction of that left inside filter tube. Not mentioning the can sometimes is full of rust. The holes they cutting with flaws. Those are made by lazy USA union labor. They don't give a fk about the quality. No craftsmanship at all, instead full of craftsmanshit, lmao. Go figure. Only in their Endurance line I saw improvements recently. @@DaBinChe

[@CraigNAnderson]

I bought the Harbor Freight version of these ramps, work great

[@jamminproductreviews]

Harbor Freight, one of my favorite stores! :)

[@ciprianodcosta2235]

It SHOULD be in straight n not inclined line no matter how much height you raise up as there are chances for the oil to go backward some quantity not all

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks I have this inclined enough for all the oil to come out of the pan.

[@cesarcampos5981]

So all the oil will be drained down the drain plug if the car is leaning up? Serious doubt I have, since there's no flat surface to park on where I live, and I need to change the oil in my car.

[@jamminproductreviews]

If you have a slight grade on your driveway you can point your car in the direction where the oil will drain out of the drain pan properly. Does that make sense?

[@Mascotal]

12000 lbs GVW. That means if you had four ramps to support the entire vehicle. Each individual ramp is only rated for 4000 lbs. You need to know how much your front axle weighs before you crawl under the truck.

[@daneenmurf1043]

These ramps will work if your drain plug is right at the back of the sump. Otherwise you carry over a pint or two of used oil to contaminate your new oil

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the comment Daneen but I'm not sure I understand what you are saying?

[@daneenmurf1043]

@@jamminproductreviews if the vehicle is on an incline you're not going to get all the oil to drain out

[@jamminproductreviews]

Ah yes, good point Daneen, agreed! Thanks for your comments.

[@newfie-dean5803]

@@jamminproductreviews your drain plug should be on the back of the pan so if it’s tilted backwards then the oil will all come out. It’s only an issue if your plug is on the forward part of the pan.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Got it, thanks for clarifying Newfie-Dean! :)

[@granturismo315]

I always push down my emergency break when I use these ramps for extra safety

[@jamminproductreviews]

Good Tip! Some other things that I didn't talk about in this video was using jack stands as a safety backup and also wheel chocks. Have a good week!

[@tundras4ever552]

I will say this, never trust your life to a pair of plastic ramps. I would definitely recommend some jackstands and chock the wheels. might even throw a spare tire underneath.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Tundras4Ever, thanks for the comment, I appreciate it and will add those notes to the description.

[@tundras4ever552]

@@jamminproductreviews Just something i personally do since i also use the same ramps. BE SAFE. god bless

[@jamminproductreviews]

Tundras4Ever, good idea, especially with a Tundra!

[@tbone4075]

@@tundras4ever552I been using these ramps for 10+ years as well and still put Jackstands under for peace of mind. I’ve seen these ramps hold a tractor

[@TheNewnan3]

So using them on a slight incline isnt a big deal?

[@jamminproductreviews]

I started using them so my car is pointed uphill so all the oil drains out of my pan. My oil drain plug faces the back of my car if that makes sense. In this video the ramps were on a decline which brought my car up to about level.

[@static_Tricolor_camry]

These will not work for lowered Static cars. My Camry is really low it scraps on speed bumps. Either 2X4's or RV blocks work on a Slam Static car.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks, good point, I believe you are correct! Yeah, my civic that you see in this video has not been lowered and is pretty close to the ramp when trying to get up it. I appreciate you letting us know! :)

[@Pro859]

Great ramps. Quick tip though, turn OFF Automatic Traction Control on your vehicle before using. Might be common sense to most, but my car spun the ramps out from under it a few times before I realized the reason why, smh.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Oh wow that is a good point I did not really think about that! Thanks for letting us know

[@snoopylayla9652]

I'm tired of using jack stands & lift because it ruined the thin metal under my car.

[@lyimoej7198]

I want them. How do i get them?

[@jamminproductreviews]

Please consider checking it out at this link where I may get a small commission at no extra cost to you: urlgeni.us/amzn/Rhino-Ramps (affiliate link)

[@m.o545]

Doesn't it affect the quality of draining the oil? Cause it's not on straight level.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks, this is a good point and you are not the first one to bring it up. I think the way my daughter is holding the camera makes it look like it's not level. Our driveway does decline a little bit but with the ramps I believe it equalized everything to level. I think I checked this before with an actual level but I need to double check. Thanks for the question! :)

[@manuelmach86]

Does having a vehicle on the ramps prevent most oil to drain out?

[@jamminproductreviews]

If you look at your oil pan and drain plug you can tell how it will drain out. My drain plugs are towards the back of the vehicle so the angle of the ramps helps the oil to come out better. I believe level or angled towards the drain plug on a vehicle is ideal.

[@Kai...999]

So which way to I put the ramp? Do I drive up the sloped side or the other side?

[@jamminproductreviews]

You will need to drive up the sloped side where it meets the ground.

[@raymondbotha3675]

Have you ever tried putting under the rears at thd same time ?

[@jamminproductreviews]

I have never tried that... it would be interesting to test.

[@pantae2946]

Does this angle get all the oil out ?

[@jamminproductreviews]

This angle made my car level which I believe got most of the oil out. I started facing my car the other way which works best since my drain plug in the back and my driveway in on an incline.

[@eduardo13405]

Is there anyway of telling the difference between this ramps as far as weight goes?

[@jamminproductreviews]

I know the rhino ramps for trucks have a different tread style but I'll have to check on the bottom of mine to see if they note the weight capacity on them, thanks for the question. I'll post back if I find out!

[@romanfyler3932]

BAH! The orange death filter! 😂

[@jamminproductreviews]

I usually use Purolator One or Fram Ultra Synthetic but had this one that was sitting on my shelf. I heard some bad things about them although I don't believe I had an issue with this one. It has been swapped out with a Fram Ultra Synthetic... what do you think about the Fram Ultra Synthetic?

[@donh215]

@@jamminproductreviews oem or Wix

[@WillieFufu-lo1nb]

@jamminproductreviews5643 Mobil 1 synthetic oil & filter is the best way to go.

[@doomshallot4203]

I have a 10th gen civic (2017 Honda Civic LX 2.0L). Will these ramps also work with this car? I think 10th gen are even lower profile cars.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Hmmm, good question... I don't know off the top of my head. If anyone has experience, please let us know, thx!

[@u.s.a.198]

Thank You !

[@jamminproductreviews]

You're welcome! Also, here is a more detailed oil change video on my other channel if you want to check it out, thanks! kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5S4pWqrfbx4pbc

[@jasonusa]

Thanks for the video, I wasn't if it would fit my Accord.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the comment Jason Lei! Yes, I have had success with these with our Civic, Odyssey and my daughter's Camry :)

[@ohfknowned239]

One of mine broke after first use on a light car chevy cruze.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the feedback, I wanted to know if if anyone had any first hand experience with these breaking on them. Did it break when you were trying to get your car on it?

[@ohfknowned239]

@@jamminproductreviews No it was on it for about 5 min after just split.

[@jamminproductreviews]

ok, thanks for letting us know! I started using jack stands with mine for extra protection.

[@patriot3431]

I went to race ramps after mine failed.

[@thinker2328]

Will buy. Thx

[@jamminproductreviews]

Great, let us know how it goes for you!

[@hamerkiller]

Do you still recommend these ramps and did they have crack

[@jamminjamy]

Hello Omar, I still recommend these, they are working well and have no damage or cracks. Thanks for your question!

[@jamminproductreviews]

Hello Omar, I still recommend these, they are working well and have no damage or cracks. Thanks for your question!

[@lew708]

I have a pair these and they are holding up…Just get a set of jack stands and at least one set of chocks for the rear wheel. Use the stands and chocks in addition to the ramps bro and just have that piece of mind while you’re maintaining the vehicle.

[@douglasdever6134]

Car needs to be level to completely drain the oil pan, especially if drain plug is in front of the pan. However, if someone does not understand that and needs instructions on how to use ramps, and does not know the safety requirements will they be knowledgeable enough to know how to fill the engine with oil afterward?

[@Mike_44]

Love my Harbor Freight ramps, they come in really handy.. Please stop using Fram oil filters and use good quality filters like OEM, Wix XP, Mobil 1, etc.

[@IIAlphaQII]

Bruh don't be talking about harbor freight in one sentence then bemoaning the quality of a good int he 2nd

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the info. That is not the first time I've heard that. I've been using the Fram Ultra Synthetics this past year or two and have had a good experience with them so far. Do you have any experience with them? I also have had a good experience with the Purolator One oil filter. Also, here is a more detailed oil change video on my other channel if you want to check it out, thanks! kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5S4pWqrfbx4pbc

[@Mike_44]

@@jamminproductreviews Lookup videos of comparisons with other filters snd fram/pirulator filters internal components and you’ll see why you should use better quality ones.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Cool, thanks for the note!

[@gasparattila863]

hi, what are the dimensions of the ramp?

[@jamminproductreviews]

This is what the website says and it sounds accurate since I don't have the product with me as I write this: 36"L x 12"W x 8.5"H

[@patterdalezipsuzilil]

Go down dip stick with a vacume pump like most garage's do without you knowing

[@jamminproductreviews]

That would be interesting to try, do you know if it does a good job getting all the oil out? The only thing is you still have to go underneath to change out the oil filter.

[@edwardjackson9871]

you should still use jack stands. all you need is one failure of the plastic.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks! I got a lot of feedback about that so I added that step in my new "How to change your car oil" video on my other channel... check it out and let me know what you think if can: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5S4pWqrfbx4pbc

[@maybe_its_maybelline6381]

The whole point of using ramps is so u don’t have to use jack stands.

[@jamminproductreviews]

@@maybe_its_maybelline6381 not really, the whole point of using car ramps is so you don't have to use a jack. Jack stands or always a good safety precaution. It's not hard to throw a jack stand underneath the car after the front is already up in the air. It takes less than 2 minutes.

[@chrisgraham2904]

Jack and jack stand accidents happen on a regular basis. I have never heard of a Rhino Ramp failure. Don't store your ramp in the sunlight, use them only on hard stable surfaces, set the vehicle parking brake and chock the back wheels.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Good tips, here is a more detailed oil change video on my other channel if you want to check it out, thanks! kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5S4pWqrfbx4pbc

[@randydinglehopper62]

Thank you!!

[@jamminproductreviews]

You're welcome!

[@omahanb1]

I drove off the end of a pair of metal ramps that I no longer own .I didn't have a spotter to say stop.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Yes, that part can be tricky, especially without a spotter!

[@omahanb1]

@@jamminproductreviews I only use jack stands with a floor jack. I had to buy a 3 1/2 ton just this week because my 2 ton didn't have enough to pick up my 6.0 liter Express Van.

[@jamminproductreviews]

@@omahanb1 I understand, not as convenient but the 3 1/2 ton jack definitely gets the job done. I have one as well in case I need to do work on our Odyssey or Silverado.

[@TAGORSIREGAR-n2f]

Thank you.....

[@jamminproductreviews]

Hope it was helpful, thanks for the comment!

[@newroadstj2363]

I’m a big boy, will I fit under the ramps? 😂

[@jamminproductreviews]

Can you cover yourself in motor oil and slide under? 😂 😅

[@newroadstj2363]

@@jamminproductreviewsI’m about to try 😂

[@jamminjamy]

@@newroadstj2363 😆🤣🛢

[@josipdolic6391]

Mine always slide forward Almost impossible to use

[@jamminproductreviews]

That's interesting, what type of surface are you using them on? Smooth concrete or blacktop? Did you try putting a wood block or wheel chock of some sort to keep them from sliding?

[@karabomahlong9368]

Ramps over stands all day every day..!!

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the feedback! One thing I didn't talk about in this video was using jack stands as a safety backup and also wheel chocks. Have a good week!

[@ThomasNappo]

Ramps are Not High enough..

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thomas, they work for my civic which has lower clearance, what car do you have?

[@ThomasNappo]

@@jamminproductreviews C5..

[@kyle.smyle.]

Imagine creating a plastic product to hold up your car

[@TactileCoder]

Yes. It's called engineering. Wait until you find out what materials make up the data cables in fly by wire aircraft.

[@chrisgraham2904]

Plastic holding up plastic.

[@bcom9389]

Dude, if you're gonna be a home mechanic do it yourselfer, then you need to start using a quality oil filter instead of using the orange can death!

[@RobS282]

lmao i have NEVER had ramps slide i actually know how to drive up on them

[@jamminproductreviews]

Cool, please let us know your tips! Thanks for watching.

[@HerbertAtkinson]

The vehicles used in this video look higher then a Toyota Camry front end these ramps wouldn't work, I have to jack up both sides of the car using my 40 year old metal car ramps to rest the wheels on them to get clearance changing oil, harbor freight sells low profile plastic type ramps as like in this video but they have very little height to them when wheels are on top & big concern is being plastic is dangerous, plastic eventually fails in time from the heat & cold they can easily break crack a person can get killed by using these things.

[@jamminproductreviews]

Thanks for the feedback, I do use these on my honda civic, honda odyssey and also my daughter's toyota camry. I started using car jacks in addition for extra safety.

[@dvader3000]

Fuck that plastic shit,metal is the only ramps i trust

[@CurlyFromTheSwirly]

I'm definitely getting these. I can't trust these 🤡 mechanics anymore.

[@jamminproductreviews]

I talk about the satisfaction of doing it yourself and knowing you did a good job versus leaving it up to a mechanic that you don't know about in a more detailed oil change video on my other channel if you want to check it out, thanks! kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5S4pWqrfbx4pbc

[@CurlyFromTheSwirly]

@@jamminproductreviews I used to work as a lube tech. I just didn't want to work under the car without a lift. I had used a local guy. Really thought he was a good and trustworthy mechanic, but things change.

[@bobn8865]

You use a Fram oil filter? Better do your homework on these filters. Worse oil filter on the market

[@dareisnogod5711]

Say booby, English was not your best subject in grammar school, was it? WORST oil filter...

[@jamminproductreviews]

I usually use Purolator One or Fram Ultra Synthetic but had this one that was sitting on my shelf. I heard some bad things about them although I don't believe I had an issue with this one. It has been swapped out with a Fram Ultra Synthetic... what do you think about the Fram Ultra Synthetics?

[@doyleholloway1818]

picky picky@@dareisnogod5711