Folding ramp | Loading ramps 400 kg max | Folding ramp for Moto and Access ramp | Resistant and Convenient | Size 180 x 23x 4.5cm

Great product, great value and very easy to use!

Moved snow blowers, worked well. Drove them up to bed. Did not slip and are light to move. Also used to cross a ditch with a wheelbarrow. Good grip. Sturdy construction.

They are simple to set up, work perfectly, and easy to store. Really nice. Just a little short for motorcycles on my 4x4. Although, I have pulled it off, just a little hairy, and perhaps there was some luck involved. But 4 wheelers, snowblowers and the like will be super simple. I recommend a tie down to the hitch or frame, or even the bumper just in case.

I brought a quad up to my shed, very easy grade, the ramps bent under the weight of a small quad and my 150 lb son driving.

Man these worked great for the price. Use them for my wifes wheelchair to get up and down two stairs. Had to adjust the lip some to correct the angle but worked fine

These are junk. I've used once and they are falling apart already.

Good:Light weight. Folds for storage. Ridges create non-slip surface (ridges seemed so sharp I decided I had to test them on pneumatic tires & the bottom of tennis shoes, held tight and didn't cut them). Feels solid. There are holes along side which are useful for connecting cable or something (not included) so ramp can be attached securely.Bad, Assembly:I had to use magnifying glass to adequately view the assembly diagram. No tools included. I used 1/2" and 9/16" sockets. The connector rails were bent on arrival on both sets but were fortunately easy to bend back to mostly straight again. Assembly was simple but awkward and easy to cut fingers on the sharp edges or worse when opening or closing the assembled ramp. Also the rubber handles on the sides kept slipping off until I bent the metal holding them inward (and even then one later slipped off). My advice, please be extra careful on this one.Bad, Usage: Lower end is bare metal cut at an angle such that only the tip is in contact with ground for all but exactly one case (where upper end is approximately 21" higher than lower end). Similarly the lip which extends from upper ramp inclines downward at a fixed angle when the tip is less than about 36" from the ground (it is level at 36" and inclines upward for anything higher). To adjust for all this I didn't feel safe using it until I put non-slip material under both lower and upper ends, and used cables to attach ramp at higher end.

easy to handle & fold, carrying straps make it easy to handle