Description
Alignment Height for Half the Price of a Rack
Alignment work on the floor is a bad deal. You are on your back at ride height, there is no room for a plate under the tire, and the suspension is bound against the concrete instead of settling where it wants to sit.
The 14″ Wheel Stands lift the car to a working height and give you a flat, stable top that Race Ramps rate for 17.75″ slip plates. Set the plate, drop the wheel on, and the tire is free to move as you set toe and camber.
Each stand is 18″ long by 16″ wide by 14″ tall, carries 1,500 lbs, weighs 13 lbs, and takes tires up to 14″ wide. Solid foam with a traction coating.
Sold as a set of two. They also work as display stands. For a bigger footprint with a recessed plate pocket, see the Slip Plate Stands. Browse all alignment equipment.
Benefits of the 14 Inch Wheel Stands
| Race Ramps RR-WS-14 Specifications | |
| Manufacturer | Race Ramps |
| Model | RR-WS-14 |
| Type | Wheel stand for alignment and display |
| Sold As | Set of two stands |
| Lift Height | 14″ |
| Dimensions | 18″ L x 16″ W x 14″ H per stand |
| Slip Plate Compatibility | Accommodates 17.75″ slip plates |
| Capacity | 1,500 lbs per stand | 6,000 lbs max vehicle GVW |
| Maximum Tire Width | 14″ |
| Weight | 13 lbs per stand, 26 lbs per set |
| Material | Expanded foam with traction coating |
| Colour | Black |
| Origin | Made in the USA |
| Warranty | 1-year manufacturer warranty | 30-day satisfaction guarantee |
Wheel Stand Frequently Asked Questions
How do these differ from the Slip Plate Stands?
Same 14 inch lift, different body. The Slip Plate Stands are larger at 23.75 by 18 inches, have a 2 inch recessed pocket that holds the plate captive, and take tires up to 16 inches. These are smaller, lighter, take tires to 14 inches, and cost less. If your plates tend to wander, the recessed version is worth the difference.
Do the slip plates come with them?
No, the stands are the platform. Race Ramps rate them for standard 17.75 inch slip plates, turntables, or grease plates, and they take whichever you already run.
Do I need two sets?
For a full four wheel alignment or corner weighting, yes, because all four wheels have to sit level with the suspension loaded. One set of two covers a single axle if you can support the other end at the same height.
How do I get the car up 14 inches?
These are stands, not ramps. Jack the car, slide a stand under each tire, and lower onto them. Work one axle at a time, and check each stand is flat on the floor and squarely under the tire before the weight goes on.
Will foam give a stable reading?
The foam is rigid rather than soft, and it does not creep under load the way a hydraulic jack settles. Set the car down, let it sit, roll the suspension if that is your usual practice, and read.
Questions about fitment? Talk to a MECHVANTA specialist or explore more options.
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