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Drip Trays & Ramp Kits

Drip trays and ramp kits for 4-post lifts and parking lifts — full-length oil drip trays that capture leaks from vehicles stored on the lift, and ramp kits for low-clearance vehicle access. This collection covers OEM-fit drip trays and ramps for Challenger, Stratus, Atlas and APlusLift 4-post and parking lift platforms. Proper drip tray fitment protects the lift's runways and the bay floor. Alamo Equipment is an authorized dealer with parts availability and installation support nationwide.

Drip Trays & Ramp Kits FAQs

Drip trays protect lift runways and bay floors from stored-vehicleleaks; ramp kits extend lift access to low-clearance vehicles.

Most parking-focused 4-post lifts ship with drip trays included. Service-focused 4-post lifts often do not — drip trays are typically optional or sold separately. Always verify what is included in the lift configuration before purchase; adding trays after delivery is straightforward but should be priced into the project upfront.

Lift-specific. Drip tray width, mounting bracket position, and length vary by manufacturer and lift model. Atlas trays do not fit Challenger runways and vice versa. Always order trays matched to the exact lift model in your bay.

Ramp kits extend the approach angle on a 4-post lift's standard ramps, allowing low-clearance vehicles — sports cars, lowered vehicles, some EVs — to drive on without scraping front air dams or splitters. Standard 4-post ramps work for most passenger cars and trucks; ramp kit extensions are an add-on for shops servicing low-clearance vehicles regularly.

Yes. Most ramp kit extensions bolt to existing ramp ends without modification. Verify the kit is matched to the lift manufacturer and model — Atlas, Challenger, and APlusLift each have specific ramp interfaces.

No. Drip trays mount between or alongside runways and do not carry vehicle load. They will not change the lift's rated capacity or ALI certification status.

Most are galvanized or powder-coated steel with welded seams. Heavy-duty parking lift trays use thicker gauge steel; service lift trays are typically lighter gauge. Both resist oil and coolant exposure under normal shop use.

Drain accumulated fluid periodically, then wipe with a shop solvent or degreaser. Avoid power washing — water can pool under welded seams and accelerate corrosion. Inspect mounting brackets annually for loosening.

Technically yes, but stored vehicles often develop slow leaks over months of inactivity. Without drip trays, those leaks reach the bay floor and the lift's hydraulic and cable components. Drip trays are a low-cost protection for any lift used regularly for vehicle storage.