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The Pegasus 624 (OP's van) is a twin-axle van.
For twin-axle vans, where one wheel is always going to roll over the top:
Apparently these two levels are joined together with a joining plate. Is this the way you had your Milenco levels, dogshome?
If you 'overshot the blocks', do you mean you drove right over, or just went slightly too far forwards? At what point did they shatter?
I can see the disclaimer on Milenco's website and, on first reading this thread, I too thought it must be down to error on the part of the OP. Now, on looking at the design and realising these are indeed for a twin-axle van, one has to wonder what difference it makes driving over or reversing off these ramps and why on earth they might shatter, which 'MAY RESULT IN EXTREME DAMAGE TO THE VEHICLE OR LEVEL'.
To the OP: I think you should be glad they didn't damage your tyres and / or van. I wouldn't be happy if it had happened to me, either.
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Topic: Displeasure with Milenco Levelers
