Description
Wide Tire Support at a Height a Low Car Can Climb
Two inches does not sound like much until the car will not make the step. The 12″ Supercar Crib is the one most people reach for, and on a car with a low front lip it is the one that stops them at the bottom.
The 10″ Supercar Crib is the same 16″ wide cradle on a shorter block. Tires up to 16″ wide sit fully carried across the tread instead of overhanging the sides, and the climb is two inches less.
Lift is 10″ to the cradle, overall height 11.375″. Each crib carries 1,500 lbs and weighs 8.5 lbs. Solid foam with a traction coating that holds on epoxy and polished concrete without marking it.
Sold in pairs, for tire diameters 24″ to 30″. Tires 12″ or narrower fit the cheaper standard 10″ cribs. See all wheel cribs.
Benefits of the 10 Inch Supercar Crib
| Race Ramps RR-WC-10-SC Specifications | |
| Manufacturer | Race Ramps |
| Model | RR-WC-10-SC |
| Type | Extra wide supercar wheel crib |
| Sold As | Pair, two cribs |
| Lift Height | 10″ to the cradle |
| Dimensions | 15″ L x 16″ W x 11.375″ H per crib |
| Capacity | 1,500 lbs per crib | 6,000 lbs max vehicle GVW |
| Maximum Tire Width | 16″ |
| Tire Diameter Range | 24″ to 30″ overall |
| Weight | 8.5 lbs per crib, 17 lbs per pair |
| Material | Expanded foam with traction coating |
| Colour | Black |
| Origin | Made in the USA |
| Warranty | 1-year manufacturer warranty | 30-day satisfaction guarantee |
Supercar Crib Frequently Asked Questions
Should I buy the 10 inch or the 12 inch supercar crib?
Both take the same 16 inch tire width, so the choice is only about height. Take the 12 inch version if you want maximum working clearance and the car can climb it. Take this one if the car is low enough that the extra two inches is a problem.
Do I actually need the supercar version?
Measure the widest tire on the car. At 12 inches of section width or under, the standard 10 inch cribs give the same lift and capacity for less. Over 12 inches, you want these.
What if only the rear tires are wide?
Common on a staggered setup. Run the supercar pair at the rear and standard cribs at the front, matched for height. Mixing is fine as long as every tire is fully carried by the crib it is sitting on.
Why is the block 11.375 inches tall if the lift is 10?
The cradle is dished so the tire settles into it. Ten inches is the height of the cradle floor where the tire rests. The 11.375 figure is the outside height of the block including the raised sides that locate the tire.
Can I leave the car on them long term?
Yes. Foam does not sag, rust, or leak down the way a jack stand and a hydraulic jack can, which is why cribs are the usual choice for a car going into winter storage. The contoured cradle also spreads the load rather than resting the tire on one flat spot.
Questions about fitment? Talk to a MECHVANTA specialist or explore more options.
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