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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…
EV Battery Replacement vs. BRIDJIT Ramps: Costs Compared
If you’ve made the switch to an electric vehicle, you’re likely enjoying the instant torque, the silent ride, and the lack of gas station stops. However, an EV’s biggest benefit can also be its biggest shortcoming: the battery. To keep the center of gravity low and the handling sharp, most…
Rubber Curb Ramps vs DIY Wood Curb Ramps
If you’re one of the many homeowners who dread that daily jolt when driving over your rolled curb, you’re definitely not alone. That jarring bump is a nuisance and a constant source of wear and tear on your vehicle’s wheels, suspension and alignment. To fix it, some people turn to DIY wood…
Best Curb Ramps For RV Owners: Protect Your Motorhome And Driveway
Do you own an RV and have a rolled curb at the end of your driveway? If so, you’re at risk for unnecessary damage. Rolled curbs may look harmless, but for RV owners they can create costly problems over time. A curb ramp bridges the height difference between your driveway…
Mr. Kevin Explains Why BRIDJIT Ramps Beat The Competition
No one wants to hear that cringe-causing noise of your front bumper dragging across the concrete. YouTuber Mr. Kevin has (like many homeowners) been dealing with this for ages. It’s absolutely terrible – especially on his Mini Cooper – leaving it with something worse than cosmetic scratches underneath; it’s actually…
DIY Concrete Curb Ramps vs. Rubber Curb Ramps
If you’re tired of scraping your car on a steep rolled curb driveway entry, it’s tempting to look for a quick fix. Many homeowners consider pouring a concrete curb ramp themselves. Others choose a purpose-built rubber curb ramp like BRIDJIT. Both might seem like viable options at first glance, but the…
How To Prevent Your Car From Scraping On Driveways And Rolled Curbs
Even though driveways are supposed to make entering and exiting your property easier, they can still cause damage, especially if your vehicle has low ground clearance. When there’s a steep transition or a rolled curb between the street and your driveway, the front bumper or undercarriage often pays the price.…
Rubber Curb Ramps vs. DIY Steel Curb Ramps
If you’ve ever cringed at the thunk and jolt your car takes every time it rolls over a curb into your driveway, you know why curb ramps are so popular. They protect your suspension, tires, and vehicle undercarriage from repeated impact. There are several options out there – from homemade steel…
