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Did you know that the average American contributes roughly four tires to our landfills every single year? With at least 375 million scrap tires currently sitting in stockpiles across the U.S., finding new, practical ways to reuse this tough material is always a worthy venture. At BRIDJIT, we provide a solution to your driveway dip…
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How Your Driveway Curb Could Be Hurting Your Gas Mileage
When you think about the usual culprits that drag down your gas mileage, you probably picture aggressive driving habits, heavy cargo, or old spark plugs. But what if we told you that your own driveway could be quietly draining your gas tank? It sounds crazy, but the link is actually…
Why Angling Your Car Is Not the Best Solution for a Rolled Curb
If you drive a low-profile vehicle, a tuned sports car, or even an EV, and you live in a neighborhood with rolled curbs, you already know the dance. It’s that careful, hyper-calculated maneuver that consists of swinging wide into the street, tapping the brakes, and taking the driveway entrance one…
Show Day Hero: BRIDJIT Portable Curb Ramps
For any Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) enthusiast, Euro tuner, or owner of a low-and-lean restored American classic, show day is the culmination of countless hours in the garage. However, the journey from your driveway to the winner’s circle is rarely a smooth path – both literally and figuratively. And while we can’t source that…
Recycled Rubber vs. Plastic Ramps
When you’re looking for a solution to protect your vehicle from curb damage, you’ll come across several curb ramp solutions made from very different types of materials. Two of the most common are recycled rubber and plastic. While both serve as a bridge for your driveway, the material you choose significantly…
Suspension Repairs vs. BRIDJIT Curb Ramps: Which Costs More?
For most drivers, a rolled curb is a daily nuisance. You might think that a slow, angled approach is saving your car, but over time, the repeated thud of your tires hitting that concrete lip does more than just spill your coffee. It’s a silent killer for your vehicle’s suspension…
Front Splitter Repair vs. BRIDJIT Ramps: A Cost Comparison
That agonizing scrape against a driveway entrance is a heart-sinking sound – and the front splitter is often the first victim of a steep driveway or a rolled curb. While it might seem like a minor cosmetic issue, the financial reality of repairing this damage can be steeper than the driveway. (ba-dum-tsss)…
Avoid The Gutter Dam: Why Water Flow Matters In Curb Ramp Design
If you have a driveway with an uncomfortable and damaging rolled curb, you may be tempted to just grab a bag of concrete or a heavy steel plate to smooth things over. However, many homeowners don’t realize that by filling that gap, they are creating a new problem by blocking…
Curb Ramps and Neighborhood Rules – All You Need to Know
If you’ve ever winced while pulling your car into the driveway, you aren’t alone. That jarring thud is the sound of a rolled curb damaging your wheels and suspension. While many homeowners turn to curb ramps as a solution, they often aren’t sure whether their Homeowners Association (HOA) will have…
