Maxsa 20031-RS Curb Ramp for Driveways, Sidewalks, Steps, wheelchairs, Strollers, Dollies and Vehicles, 10,000 lb. Capacity, 23" Width, 5.5" Height, Grey

This is exactly what I need to park my travel trailer which is about 7000lbs stocked. I put this ramp next to my driveway because only one side of my trailer drives up the regular driveway and the driverside has to go up a curb. I would not be able to park and pull out my trailer in my driveway without this. It can also absorb the full weight of my 2500 with no problem. I highly recommend it. Best of all it is not super heavy.

Not sure what's with the poor reviews on this product. This product isn't for wheelchairs or elevation to get into your vehicle. It provides a ramp for your vehicle to get over a curb without damaging your wheels/suspension. This works perfectly for me to get my boat into and out of the RV space in my backyard. Previously my truck wasn't powerful enough to push the boat and trailer up the 5.5" curb, now it climbs right up the ramp with no problem. The ramps are light weight and made of a plastic composite material much like "rhino ramps". I'll admit they are a bit pricey but they're better and lighter then wood blocks!

We are using these on each side of the dog door since it’s a little high for our small dog to jump through. The surface is hard plastic and our dog slips a bit when going up the ramp, but it’s working well. We used Velcro to keep the ramps in place, attaching them to our tile floor.

I have a similar ramp made from metal. It weighs so much that I literally can't move it. I decided to try one of these plastic ramps and was so happy with it that I ordered two more as soon as they came back in stock. I use carts quite often and it is much more convenient to let them glide down a step than a jarring drop which oftentimes displaces the contents. I use two side by side and appreciate the ability to bolt them together. These are lightweight enough that I can move them when necessary.

I love these, Just wish they were longer. I purchased four of them to cover as much of the drive way as needed. I've placed them so I have four inch gap in the middle. You never know where the wheels at going to track at first, that's why I purchased four. They've handled our twenty eight foot travel trailer and our Ford F250 fifteen times now without any sings of ware. They are light and easy to pickup and store, I bolted two together so I have four into two sets.

I purchased 2 of these for the entry to my shed. They look to be sturdy and were at a price I could afford. We'll see how they hold up.

I needed to add an extension to my driveway so I can back my RV into its parking space on the side of the house. I was a little hesitant to buy one at first since there's no load ratings listed anywhere. I decided to bite the bullet and bought 2 of them since they are to be of the perfect size for my curb height. They work perfectly. Yes, they are made out of hard plastic, but they are stiffened or gusseted underneath to handle the compression load on top. Being plastic, they are very lightweight and easy to move around. I've rolled my 12,000 lbs RV over these things without any issues. Avoid rolling your wheels on the edge of the ramp or it will slip off. Go straight up on it if possible, or bolt them together for wider surface.Note the notch on the ramp where it touches the curb. It's for drain water to pass thru should you decide to mount it permanently, but that notch also allows the ramp to mate up with curb that has a slight angle to them, a plus since some curbs are not formed straight.I'm going to order 4 more so I don't have to hop in and out of the RV to move the ramps around. They come with the steel bolt to connect them together. I suppose if you don't expose them to the outside elements, they should last a while.Not sure why these things got 1 star reviews from people either. They bought the items without reading all the description and their dimensions, then complained that they don't fit their needs. Just send them back, why the negative reviews?

This is perfect to get my motorcycle from the street to the sidewalk, as I WAS using a neighbor's driveway 2 houses away, then driving on the sidewalk to my yard. This ramp is solid, doesn't slip or slide and the height matches the curb height exactly. I am happy and would recommend this curb ramp to anyone with similar motorcycle issues.

We bought this to park our car and needed the ramp to go over the curb. This ramp is wider, lighter and very strong and highly recommend

Quality product. If it is too narrow you can cut it in two and it will hold because of the high quality honeycomb construction. Has screw holds to screw into floor. I use it on my outdoor deck.

Unfortunately it did not fulfill my requirements, but that is not the fault of the manufacturer.

Needed a set of ramps to park a car in a storage unit. These worked perfectly, in part has had the right height.

The product is poorly designed. The rampIs both too narrow and too steep. Cutting it in two as suggested is both onerous and makes the ramp precarious. if it were 4 inches wider and 3 inches longer, it might be workable.