MaxxHaul 80439 Aluminum Ramp Top Kit

Worked like a charm. Easy to install. They seem to be of good quality. I use them as shed ramps for a golf cart. Very pleased with the purchase.

I bought the ramp kit to make it easier to load my lawn mower, and probably my snowblower into my truck bed. The were easy to install on the recommended 2' x 8' boards. (I made 2, 4' ramps). Depending on the height of your tailgate you may want to increase the length of the boards that you use so that the angle is not steep. Hardware was included, along with 4 cotter pins, that are for ???? Also included were two self-sticking foam pads that go on the underside of the ramp where it sits on the edge of the tail gate to prevent scatching. They work ok. I put an old folded towel on the lip of the tailgate then set the ramps in place. This prevents scratching from the metal ramp.

Worked well for me. If you want to build a couple ramps these will do the job!

True to expectations, takes a 7.25 x 1.5 (2x8) plank. Holes are 5" center to center.Cosmetically, it looks nice and feels both solid and reasonably well made.A little disappointed they left some aluminum burrs / chips from when they counter sunk the holes and all other edges were left sharp.One of the edges on each ramp was dinged but for the price paid, I don't have a problem with it.

Exactly what I needed. Easy to install. And don’t slip

Very durable just a little DIY

I'm surprised and happy that these exist. I headed down to the lumber yard to get 2" x 8" in 10-foot lengths, and I'm glad that I did. The 10-feet lengths are, admittedly, a chore to store and to strap down hanging out of the pickup bed, but the lower angle they put the ramp at is so worth it for a nice easy clutch-modulation to get the bike up the ramp. In fact, I don't think that I used the throttle at all, just slipped the clutch from idle to get the 360-pound motorcycle up the ramp.Pictured are the ramp-ends on a pickup-bed tailgate that is about 32 inches high. Also pictured are the two eye-bolts I bought from the big orange box store. I drilled smaller pilot holes for those. Also pictured is the ratchet-strap to the rear bumper from the eye-bolts for securing it (too many videos of people having their ramps jut out from beneath the bikes - don't be that person, lol). Lastly, since I used the two 2x8's next to each other (with an object to the left of them to use as a step-up into the bed), I used an additional ratchet-strap near the base to hold the two ground-ends together.

This product is great. No problems whatsoever as it held perfectly on multiple loads/unloads so far. I trust it 100% although I can not say the same for the boards attached to them. If I were to do it again, I would use thicker and better quality boards to attach.