5 Magnetic Tile Car Ramp Ideas You Can Build with Less Than 50 Tiles

5 Magnetic Tile Car Ramp Ideas You Can Build with Less Than 50 Tiles!

5 Easy Magnetic Tile Car Ramps You Can Build with Less Than 50 Tiles

Magnetic tiles are one of the best toys for sparking creativity and STEM learning. With just a few tiles, you can build endless structures, including ramps for toy cars! If you’re looking for simple and fun builds, here are five magnetic tile car ramps that only require 50 tiles or fewer.

1. The Easy Reverse Ramp (22 tiles)

Simple Reverse Magnetic Tiles Ramp

This ramp is perfect to test out various cars on this 2 level ramp. You can add support on either side for stability, and watch your toy car glide down with ease. Watch the build tutorial HERE.

2. The Itty Bitty Ramp (25 tiles)

Itty Bitty Car/Ball Ramp

Isn’t this the cutest itty bitty ramp? You can close the back of the second level ramp for more stability. Take your builds to the next level with a two-way ramp. Build two inclines that meet at a shared platform. Perfect for racing two cars at once! Watch the build tutorial HERE.

3. Lightning McQueen Car Wash Ramp (37 tiles)

Lightning McQueen Car Wash Ramp

We used big magnetic tile squares to make to create this ramp that is wide enough to fit 2 Duplo cars. Perfect for little hands to build! Watch the build tutorial HERE.

4. 48 Magnetic Tiles Car Ramp (48 tiles)

48 Magnetic Tiles Car Ramp

This build is all about height and storage! Construct 3 level ramp using squares and triangles, then create a steep ramp that slopes down from the top. Leave some tiles open to store extra cars. Watch the build tutorial HERE.

5. Vroom V-Shaped Ramp (50 tiles)

Vroom - Vshaped Magnetic Tile Car Ramp

For a more advanced build, create a V-Shaped ramp using triangles and squares. Secure each section with squares. This ramp is perfect for small race cars such as Hotwheels’ Flippin’ Fast cars that can easily flip both ways. Watch the build tutorial HERE.

Pro Tips for Magnetic Tile Ramps
  • Start small: Begin with simple designs and add complexity as kids grow more confident.
  • Use a flat surface: Building on a sturdy table or floor makes the ramps more stable.
  • Mix and match toys: Incorporate toy cars, balls, or other small objects to explore how speed and gravity work.

Magnetic tile ramps are a fantastic way to teach problem-solving, creativity, and basic engineering principles—all while having fun! Try these ideas and watch your little ones light up as their cars zoom down their creations.

Want more ideas like this? Check out >>my magnetic tile books << that include a number of other car ramps.

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