Folding Dog Car Ramp for Medium & Large Dogs, Portable Pet Stair with Non-Slip Rug Surface, 62'' Long 17'' Extra Wide Steps Dogs Up to 200LBS Enter a Car, SUV Truck,Black and Grey

I went with this one over all the others on amazon because of the carpet and price. I wasn't 100% sure how well it would work with my jeep wrangler but we did a test run and it does in fact work. The little ledge it has is very helpful and not really able to be seen in the photos but it does have one. I dont have a traditional place to put the clip but i made it work and ill probably hold it just to be on the safe side until the dogs get used to it. That said I really like how it folds up and that it has a handle. The clip I can also use to secure it in the back as well which is nice. Overall very happy with this product. Some of the reviews here are for different product but I got the carpeted fold up ramp. If you need a solid quality ramp for the price I recommend this. It is a little steep but that's not the ramps fault and more to do with how high my jeep is and I know some tricks to deal with that anyways so no marks

I've had this ramp for almost a year and really like it. It replaced a bigger, bulkier and heavier ramp. It easily handles a 100 lb and 85 lb dog-sometimes at the same time. I use it for the back seat area of my truck, which is elevated but feel the dogs easily maneuver (one is 12). Easy to fold and store. My only complaint, and not sure there is a fix, is that when folded, the metal corners are quite sharp. So care is needed with hands and arms when folding and lifting, and making sure it doesn't scratch the interior of the vehicle if stored inside. Otherwise, its held up nicely with almost daily use of 2 large dogs in and out of the truck.

We have a gap between the deck and the yard that we needed something to cover. I looked at bridges and going to Lowes and an assortment of other ideas. I found this and it was exactly what I needed. It is wide enough to cover the gap and long enough to fit the length of the section of deck. It was also a better option for us than doing a DYI project.It is a good sturdy ramp, I would have no qualm using it for a ramp for the dogs to get in and out of the cars. It folds easy and is of good quality

I recently moved out of a house and permanently into an RV. The entry stairs are very steep, and my dog has a problem with a couple of vertebrae in his back. I got this ramp to assist him getting in and out without having to negotiate the stairs. The second time I attempted to train him to use it, he was a good boy and went up the ramp very nicely. Like a fool, I followed him up the ramp. It immediately collapsed under my weight.I was angry, because the description said it would support 200 lbs. and I only weigh 188. Well, I went back to the page where I bought it, and discovered that I read it wrong. The description says it supports a DOG up to 200 lbs. Dogs spread their weight out over four feet, people only have two. As a result, a person applies more pounds per square inch on their feet than a dog of the exact same weight. The ramp broke because I did not read the description carefully enough.So, my caveat to anyone considering purchasing one of these ramps is to NOT walk on it yourself. Unless you are very small person, a normal sized adult of average weight will break it. Other than that, it was working exactly as I expected until it wasn't. It was very sturdy under my dog's weight, which is about 60 lbs.

Great for my senior dog, has a hard time even getting into our sedan. Has been helpful when I’ve needed to take him places in our SUV, the carpet really helps him get grip to walk up

The cloth material on the ramp is very slick. I have a 10-year-old 75-pound English Lab who has a very hard time getting traction on the cloth ramp to get in the truck. His paws slip going down the ramp too. The construction of the ramp is very strong, easy to use and easy to store. I wish they would've used a better material on the ramp, something that wasn't slick. The worst part is that my window closed yesterday 1-31-24, now I'm stuck with it. I would shop around and find a ramp with different material. I'm disappointed that my dog cannot use it to get in and out of my truck. He's at the age where he really needs a ramp to get in and out of my truck.

I love this ramp. I use it with all three of my dogs. They weigh 60, 75, and 85 pounds. They have no trouble walking up. The carpet keeps them from slipping. There is a claps to secure it to my Explorer. I use a harness with all of them which makes it easy for me to guide them up the ramp. The only complaint I have is that it is a little cumbersome unfolding it. I love the fact it folds up which makes it easy to transport. I definitely would recommend this ramp.

So, I do have a lifted truck but this thing is made out of very thin metal and it is not very sturdy. My big girl was scared to death. It does have ridges on both ends that are supposed to “catch” the vehicle and the ground but they are made out of plastic so easily slip out of position which is not very convenient when you are trying to hold a senior by the harness and hold the ramp at the same time.The other issue I have is, when you unhook it to unfold it, it doesn’t unfold all the way by itself so I end up having to hold one and above my head while kicking the other end to get it all in a straight position. And if the “hanger” hook gets stuck in the middle of the folds then you have to fold it and pull the hanger out and then unfold it again lolIt’s just as dramatic as it seems.It does fold up to a nice size so if you have small dogs this would probably be perfectly fine but not for a full size dog at all.The first time it wobbled my girl laid down and slid down sideways on her stomach 🤦‍♀️.Small dogs only.