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FloTool 11912 RhinoRamps MAX Vehicle Ramps - Set of 2 (16,000lb GVW Capacity) Review (2026)

Updated September 21, 2026 · Research-based review

Our verdict

The step-up RhinoRamps MAX pair raises the GVW rating to 16,000 pounds for a set of two, aimed at heavier trucks and full-size SUVs that outgrow standard ramps. The same shallow climb angle that suits low-clearance cars carries over, though the larger ramps need more storage space than the standard RhinoRamps.

FloTool 11912 RhinoRamps MAX Vehicle Ramps - Set of 2 (16,000lb GVW Capacity)

FloTool's 11912 RhinoRamps MAX set of 2 vehicle ramps rated for 16,000lb GVW for trucks and SUVs.

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What we liked

  • + MAX version raises capacity to 16,000lb GVW
  • + Built for heavier trucks and full-size SUVs
  • + Set of 2 ramps ready for oil changes and inspections

Trade-offs

  • - Bulky ramps need storage space when not in use
  • - Steep incline may not suit low-clearance cars

Overview

The RhinoRamps MAX, model 11912, is FloTool's higher-capacity ramp set within the RhinoRamps line, sold as a set of two and rated for 16,000 pounds of gross vehicle weight. Where the standard 11909 ramps are aimed at typical cars and SUVs, the MAX version targets heavier full-size trucks and SUVs that need more margin before hitting a ramp's rated limit. Each ramp weighs about 18.5 pounds and measures roughly 36 inches deep, 13 inches wide, and 8.5 inches tall, so the set is still manageable for one person to carry and position, even though it is bulkier than FloTool's standard 12,000 pound RhinoRamps.

Build and materials

Like the rest of the RhinoRamps family, the MAX ramps are molded from polypropylene plastic rather than steel, which means they will not rust or corrode the way a metal ramp can after repeated exposure to moisture, road salt, or driveway runoff. Inside, FloTool uses a patented internal support structure paired with a wide stance to spread the vehicle's weight across the ramp and resist flexing under load. The CoreTRAC textured base is intended to add grip against the garage floor while the vehicle drives up and while it sits raised during service work, though it still works best on a dry, clean floor surface.

Climb angle and capacity

The ramps use a 17 degree incline, the same shallow approach angle used across the RhinoRamps line, which is meant to let low-clearance vehicles drive on without scraping a front bumper or splash guard, while still giving heavier trucks enough lift to work underneath. At 16,000 pounds GVW for the pair, this rating comfortably covers full-size pickups and large SUVs, which is the main reason to choose the MAX version over the standard 12,000 pound RhinoRamps if the vehicle in question is on the heavier side of that range, such as a full-size pickup with a loaded bed.

Storage and warranty

FloTool includes a nesting design so the two ramps stack together for storage, though buyers should expect the MAX ramps to take up noticeably more shelf or floor space than the standard RhinoRamps simply because they are built larger to handle the higher rating. The ramps carry a 2 year limited warranty from FloTool, which is worth keeping the receipt for in case of a manufacturing defect. Bulkier storage is a fair tradeoff for anyone who regularly services a heavier vehicle and does not want to worry about exceeding a ramp's rated capacity, or about the ramp itself flexing under repeated heavy loads.

Who it's for

This set fits an owner of a full-size truck, van, or large SUV who needs more headroom above the standard 12,000 pound rating for routine oil changes, brake work, or underbody inspections at home. The same 17 degree incline that benefits low-clearance cars also applies here, so it remains usable across a mixed household fleet, not just heavy trucks. As with any plastic ramp, a steep incline on a lowered vehicle or a slick sealed floor are the two situations to watch for, and wheel chocks behind the rear tires are a sensible addition regardless of vehicle type or how often the ramps get used.

Frequently asked questions

How much weight can the RhinoRamps MAX hold?

The set of two is rated for 16,000 pounds of gross vehicle weight, higher than the standard 12,000 pound RhinoRamps.

Are the MAX ramps bigger than the standard RhinoRamps?

Yes, each ramp measures about 36 inches deep, 13 inches wide, and 8.5 inches tall, and the set needs more storage space than the standard version.

What material are the ramps made from?

They are molded from polypropylene plastic, which will not rust the way a steel ramp can.

What is the climb angle on these ramps?

They use a 17 degree incline, the same shallow angle used across the RhinoRamps line to help low-clearance vehicles drive on without scraping.

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