Item I ordered

Exactly what I seen online

Ramp

Good quality and well made. A little shorter than I thought, but will doo good in tight spaces. Light weight, easy to handle.

Easy to put together and use.

They were just what we needed

A great place

Bought them they was two short I had returned them

Budget Ramps

Inexpensive compared to other ramps, but they can't handle 200lbs consistently.. they started to bend easily but for the price they did what I needed, just won't last very long

Price is right for these ramps

These ramps work perfect for my shed, best part you store them after use

Very sturdy product.

Easy to put together and light weight.

Ramp for a low trailer not a full sized truck.

I liked the price. Good construction Ramps are really too short for a pickup truck

Good for a ramp over a small step nothing else

Good quality

Small yet strong

They are what I needed for my outbuilding. Getting equipment in and out in a small place is eay with these ramps.

Not good for loading on pick ups

The ramps are too short to load anything like a lawn tractor, snow blower or using a hand cart.

Good product - couple of hints!

These are very sturdy ramps and work well. Two things to look out for -- the tongues of the ramps are at a bad angle for a few number of steps and a good angle for trailers. Put the handles on first so when you move them around to put the tongues on you don't cut yourself on the sharp edges. A good product and it does not flex at all with the 200 lb. loads I have been using them for.

Very sturdy

They work very well for my shed

Worked perfectly!

These worked perfectly to get our 46" riding lawnmower into our shed which sits about a foot off the ground. They are very strong. Like that, they have handles, making them easy to carry. They aren't huge so they can be stored in the corner, not taking up any room really.

Great Ramp For My Elevated Shed

I was concerned when I saw the description .5 feet (6 inches) when the width was given elsewhere as 8.5 inches. No problem, when it arrived it was 8.5 inches wide. I am using them primarily to get my lawn tractor into my shed with the floor about 10 inches off the ground. Remember, these are listed as 35.5 inches long so don't expect to load anything onto a pickup with them. The perforated surface works to keep anything from sliding back down as I discovered when I rolled a 250 pound generator into the shed and had to stop before I got the wheels inside. This could be a problem if you try to slide things like cardboard boxes as it would likely tear them up. The price on these are very good but keep in mind that they are not finely finished. They have some sharp edges and if they are too bad you may want to take a grinder to smooth them off. Assembly consists of bolting a plate to fit over the edge of the shed doorway or trailer bed and installing a carrying handle if you want to use it. All the hardware was there and the holes lined up perfectly. After using the first set I bought a second set and bolted them together so that I have two ramps each 17 inches wide. Although I don't need them for the weight, I feel more comfortable backing my lawn tractor out so I don't have to worry about positioning them so exact.

Best for lighter loads.

They work but are as thin as they can possibly get away with. They work for putting my 253 pound scooter in the shed. Max weight per ramp is 300 lbs (together they say they hold 600.)

Maybe for a Tonka Toy truck....

I was looking for a ramp for the odd case where I need to get something heavy in and out of my truck bed. I don't have ATVs or other toys that I would regularly need to transport, so I thought the $60 ramp looked appealing for very occasional use. Got it home and assembled it (yes, it needs to be assembled) and tried to test fit to the tailgate or my Ram 1500 and the ramp is almost straight up (not exaggerating). I could barely lean the top of the ramp against the tailgate at almost 90 degrees from the ground. And my truck is standard height - not lifted. My wife suggested that maybe its for smaller trucks, but it was so extreme that I don't think it would work on any truck - maybe a low SUV or station wagon. Now I have to dis-assemble (my fault for not test fitting before assembly) and return.