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No more hoping your track grabs when your ramp's slick. These grips give you the traction you need to load safely and protect your ramp from studded tracks along the way.
When your track first contacts the ramp or trailer deck, any moisture, ice, or bare aluminum can make it spin instead of climb. RampGrips give your track something solid to bite into so you get a smooth, predictable drive up your ramp. Because they're shaped to handle studded and pre-studded tracks, they also help prevent the gouging or tearing that happens when studs grab raw metal or exposed crossbars. With a secure grip point under the track, you get better control as you throttle up and transition onto your trailer's deck.
Caliber creates products that work together as part of a full loading and hauling system, no matter what you ride. RampGrips support the traction and deck protection portion of that setup.
This product fills one piece of your loading system, helping every surface work together. Even a single upgrade can make loading a better experience.
Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.
Hi, everybody, Andy here with etrailer.com. Let's take a real quick look at these Caliber snowmobile grips. Now, when you add these six grips to your trailer deck, you're gonna get excellent traction when you're loading and unloading your snowmobile. These are gonna install easily with the included hardware. You're just gonna screw these into your trailer deck. And like I said, it's gonna be a very simple installation.
On your screen, I'm including a photo of the finished product, what these are gonna look like when these are installed, just kinda give you an example of what to expect. Now, included here are these 75 (screws rustling) truss head stainless steel screws. So you're gonna get a package of them. And these screws are gonna be enough for you to install all six of these grips. You will need a drill and a tape measure, but that's all you're gonna need to install these.
And in case you we inchesre wondering, each grip pad should be placed about 10 inches apart on center. And speaking of measurements, let me give you a few. So let me get my tape measure out here and just take one of these front ones here. And let me begin by trying to give you the length here. So looking at the overall length from end to end, we are sitting right at 15 inches long.
Let me get my ruler here for the smaller measurements. Looking at the width, we're sitting right at about 2 3/4 inches. And then the height, (grip thumping) about 7/8 of an inch high or thick, however you'd like to designate that measurement. But these are very durable. They feel like they're gonna be very long-lasting, along with the stainless steel screws.
So again, very easy installation. It's gonna give you the grip that you need to load and unload your snowmobile from your trailer. Well that's gonna wrap up our real quick look today. I do hope that it was helpful for you. Again, my name is Andy. Thank you for joining me.
Just the perfect setup for the ramps on my enclosed snowmobile trailer. No meed to spin the track when loading the trailer.
They were easy to install and great addition to my trailer. I am very pleased with the whole process.
Adding to my open, flat snowmobile trailer ramp to allow better track grip and protection from studs. Ramp also getting new Caliber grip glides.
Very fast delivery, product fit as supposed to, very satisfied
Ten times easier to get up and down the ramps than an old chunk of track, thanks!
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Victoria H.
1/9/2025
That's super neat Kenneth! I got the chance to see these installed in person on the Caliber snowmobile trailer when they came to visit our Missouri location. What kind of snowmobile do you have?