Angles are very important. If you absolutely can't take it at an angle, just grit your teeth and go slow. There's also rubber ramps like someone posted. I talked to the people from Bridjit at SEMA last year and they assured me that they've never heard of an HOA complaint because of their product, if that matters to you.

Bridjit Curb Ramps - The No Jar To Your Car Curb Solution

Until you're as low as Calvin, you're not havin' problems!

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Yep, Calvin is loooow. Friend of mine has the Bridjit and bolted them down so they don't walk away. They work to fill in gutter dip but may not be as effective with a driveway like mine that is just steep off of the street.

Oh, and watch this video. This kid has some serious tactics for dealing with his driveway.

Codys 92 Miata - drift plus more on Vimeo

Got tired of scraping my new Nismo fascia! It sits lower than base, and I am dropped on Swifts, so there was no other way. Was using some 2X6's before...

Bridjit rolling curb ramps! Picked them up in person since they are local. Saved on shipping.

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I am thinking about getting these. Do you worry about people stealing them?

I am about to get those. **** yeah! My driveway is raised 6 inches higher than the street.

The black plastic scrapes because it's there to tell you when you might actually scrape the bumper. I've scraped that multiple times, but never the actual painted parts. I'm lowered on swifts as well.

and LOL @ the miata hahaha

Thanks guys. Yeah I have scraped the black but just noticed the paint was scraped about 6 inches to the right of the black thing. Ill have to check into one of those things for the end of the driveway

edge- my buddy drilled holes in the concrete and used anchors to bolt his down so they didn't get "lost".

Nope, they weight like 150 lbs and are bolted together. The company told me to date nobody has stolen them.

That is what I figured I would have to do. Thanks for validating.

my community's snow plows will defintely loose them each winter even if bolted down. :icon17:

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Snowplows are not a huge concern for us in Sacramento. Theft? Yes. Snowplows? No.

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I thought I was just scraping the chin but when the car was up for a wheel alignment I noticed that under the front bumper was pretty scratched up. Can't see much scraping unless I lie on my belly but it still irks me. So I made a sample color square on a 3x5 card with my Nissan touch up paint and had the local paint store make me up a quart of Semi Gloss water base to match. Almost perfect. Then I sanded lightly and touched up underneath with a roller and I feel a lot better. LOL!! Trying to be a bit more aware of dips now and adjusting my routes accordingly.