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[* black] Continue driving up the ramps until your vehicle levels out, and then stop immediately.
[* black] You can either do this purely by feel, or you can have a friend spot you from outside the vehicle.
[* icon_note] Most automotive ramps have a slight dip at the top, or a bump stop, or both, to help stabilize the vehicle with the wheels in the correct position.
+[* black] If you don't make it all the way up the ramps on the first try, that's okay—it can take several tries to get a feel for how the vehicle responds on the ramps. Let it roll back down, stop at the bottom, and try again.