Ford Bronco Split Drive-Up Service Ramps, MaxRamps MR56-8-SP, 56-Inch

The split version of the 56-inch MaxRamps is handy on a Bronco because so much of the work happens around the front wheels: tie rods, sway bar end links, brake pads and steering stabilizer swaps. Drive up, chock the rear, then remove the incline pieces so you can get in from the side.

Each assembled ramp gives you 8 inches of lift with a 10.8 degree climb, and weighs about 12 pounds. The four pieces break down smaller than a one-piece ramp, so they pack easily into the cargo area.

These are 12 inches wide with a 10-inch tire limit. That works with narrower factory tires. If your Bronco runs 315s or larger, choose the 14-inch-wide MR67-10-SP or MR80-10-SP.

Specifications

• MaxRamps part number: MR56-8-SP
• Length x width: 56 x 12 inches
• Lift: 8 inches
• Approach angle: 10.8 degrees
• Max tire width: 10 inches
• Weight: About 12 lb per ramp, assembled
• Load rating: 1,750 lb per ramp, 3,500 lb per pair (vehicles up to 7,000 lb)
• Design: Two-piece split, removable incline
• Construction: Solid core high density EPS foam with a polyurea skin
• Made in: USA
• Warranty: 12-month limited warranty from MaxRamps
• Quantity: Pair (4 pieces total)

Common Questions

Are foam ramps strong enough for a truck?
They are rated at 1,750 lb per ramp, and they only carry the front axle. That is more than enough for a Bronco front end.

Can I take them on the trail?
Yes. They are light and break down into two pieces each, which makes them easy to pack.

Fitment: 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 Ford Bronco 2-Door and 4-Door