C8 Corvette Tilt Trailer Ramps, MaxRamps MRTX-7T, 74-Inch

Tilt-deck trailers are great for low cars until the deck edge meets the ground at the wrong angle. The MRTX-7T solves that with a 1-inch shallow notch that seats against the end of a tilt trailer deck, so the ramp and the deck meet cleanly instead of leaving a lip for the tire to climb.

Otherwise it shares the proven MRTX-7 geometry: 74 inches long, 7 inches tall and a 5.5 degree approach. That is a gentle enough climb to keep a C8 front splitter clear while the tires roll onto the deck.

The ramps weigh about 14 pounds each and are built from solid foam with a polyurea coating, so they will not scratch the trailer or rust in the bed of the truck between events.

Specifications

• MaxRamps part number: MRTX-7T
• Length: 74 inches
• Rise: 7 inches
• Approach angle: 5.5 degrees
• Notch depth: 1 inch, for tilt trailers
• Max tire width: 12 inches
• Weight: About 14 lb per ramp
• Load rating: 3,500 lb per pair, for vehicles up to 7,000 lb
• Construction: Solid core high density EPS foam with a polyurea skin
• Made in: USA
• Warranty: 12-month limited warranty from MaxRamps
• Quantity: Pair (2 ramps)

Common Questions

Can I use these on a fixed-deck trailer?
They will work, but the standard MRTX-7 is the better match for a fixed deck. The 7T notch is shaped for the edge of a tilted deck.

Will these fit wide Z06 rear tires?
MaxRamps lists 12 inches as the max tire width. Z06, E-Ray and ZR1 rear tires are about 13.6 inches wide, so check your setup before ordering.

Fitment: 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 C8 Corvette Stingray, Z06, E-Ray and ZR1