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“I would like to thank you for helping us work with our homeowners’association, bringing to realization that the curb and gutter area is not an area that they would normally have accountability for. As I’m sure you can see by your orders, my neighbors are now enjoying your product also.”…

In May 2009, BRIDJIT made its first appearance at the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas. We displayed our curb ramps and explained them to hardware and auto retailers around the country. Our product was so successful that we signed on with five well-known, reputable vendors to sell our product. Among…

If you're seriously considering lowering your weekend vehicle, you're probably thinking about improved cornering ability and a nicer looking stance. A "small" drop of an inch or two is a great way to make most cars handle better, and a lot of the lowering kits available for performance vehicles also…

Whether or not you drive a lowered car, a harsh rolled curb can still cause some scraping under your vehicle. If you’re one to ignore these sounds, please don’t. Here’s what could be damaged from dragging your vehicle over a rolled curb: Damaged Oil Pan Oil is the lifeblood of…

Vehicle ground clearance can be tricky to gauge, and a lot of people get “tricked” by a car’s appearance. Designers know how to make vehicles look higher or lower than they really are. The proof is our new ground clearance quiz – check it out! We’ve created a quiz pitting vehicles,…

If you’re one of the many Americans that hates the jolt of going over a rolled curb, we feel your pain. A common solution – all too common, actually – is constructing a DIY curb ramp to ease the jolt. Here are the pros and cons of three popular homemade…

Ground clearance is the distance between the lowest hanging point of a vehicle and the ground. It’s an important factor to consider while car shopping because ground clearance plays a big role in the vehicle’s performance and ability to successfully navigate rough roads and terrain. With low ground clearance, a…

Tire rubber is one of the most wasted materials on Earth. Every year, the average American sends four tires to the landfills. With over 324 million Americans, it adds up fast. Do Mother Nature a favor and opt to keep your old tires the next time you bring your car…