Adjustable Aluminum Wheel Risers 66" — Fits up to 27" Wide Wheels, 40,000 lbs per pair
Blocking a wheel up with cribbing takes two people, a stack of timber and a lot of hoping. Nobody enjoys the part where it settles.
These risers do it properly. They run 66" long, take wheels up to 27" wide, carry 40,000 lbs per pair and adjust to the height you need.
Why Choose These Adjustable Wheel Risers
40,000 lbs per pair of rated capacity with an adjustable working height.
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40,000 lbs per pair — the rating for the pair working together, not for one riser on its own.
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Adjustable height, so one pair covers more than one job.
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Fits wheels up to 27" wide — singles or duals depending on the model.
- Aluminum at 113 lbs, so a pair is a one-person job rather than a forklift job.
Made For
Built for shops and yards lifting a single wheel or axle without a pit.
- Fleet maintenance shops
- Trailer and truck repair operations
- Agricultural equipment yards
- Mobile service technicians
- Owner-operators servicing their own equipment
Features
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40,000 lbs per pair — the rating for the pair working together — do not load a single riser to that figure.
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66" length — the run, which is what keeps the drive-up angle usable.
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Up to 27" wheel width — the tire this riser is sized to carry.
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Adjustable height — one pair covers several working heights.
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113 lbs each — aluminum, so they get repositioned instead of left in place.
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Serrated deck — grip on the drive-up and underfoot when you work beside them.
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High-strength Aluminum — no rust in a yard that sees weather.
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Made in the USA — built in an American plant.
Adjustable, and Why That Matters
A fixed-height riser fits one job. An adjustable one fits the job in front of you, which is the difference between using it and going back to cribbing.
These take wheels up to 27" wide and are rated at 40,000 lbs per pair, which is the figure for the two risers working as a set. Check both figures — width and load — against the axle before the first drive-up.
They run 66" long, and that length is what keeps the approach shallow enough to drive rather than winch.
Aluminum Instead of Timber
Cribbing settles, splits and goes out of square. A rated aluminum riser does none of those, and it is the same every time it is set.
At 113 lbs each, one person places a pair. That is what determines whether they are used properly or improvised around.
The deck is serrated for the drive-up and for the person working beside the wheel once it is lifted.
The Right Wheel Risers for Your Shop
If you are still cribbing wheels up with timber, this pair replaces it: 66" long, up to 27" wide, 40,000 lbs per pair.
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