Dog Ramp for Car Large Dog,71" Extra Long & 20"Extra Wide Portable Car Ramp for Dogs with Non-Slip Rug Surface Folding Pet Ramp Dog Steps Dog Car Ramp for Medium & Large Dogs Enter a Car, SUV & Truck

This ramp is good quality and works great for my greyhound who had resisted other aids to get her into the back of my Jeep Wrangler.At 70 plus years old, I was getting tired of hoisting my 70 plus pound greyhound into the Jeep.I had tried a set of steps that attached to the tow receiver, but that didn't work. The steps were nice but the dog was not comfortable with the open space between steps. It was also a bit narrow for her.This ramp was the longest and widest that I could find. I got her accustomed to it slowly. I opened the ramp and had it down on the ground for a day so that she could get used to it. I walked her over it a few times while on the ground. Then I put the Jeep on a sloping driveway with the nose pointing down hill. This meant that the ramp was closer to horizontal than if the vehicle was on the flat. Then I led her slowly to it on the leash. I slowly coaxed her onto the ramp. When she resisted, we just took a turn around and came back to the ramp. After a few tries, she started up the ramp. A few more and she made it all the way.It is nice and sturdy. I am about 180 lbs. I walked up the ramp. Mid-way, I jounced up and down. It would flex a little, but still had plenty of excess capacity left.The product is not terribly light weight, but is well built and will last virtually forever. It folds up and stores nicely. Comfortable carpeted surface. Built in handle. Even a clip to fasten it in place. Just watch out for pinching your fingers when folding and unfolding. Use a little common sense, and you will be fine. If you can operate a step ladder, you can be confident that this will more than suit your needs.

We have an older dog (65 lbs) that was starting to struggle with the 3 steps out our back door. The first ramp we tried was too narrow for her, and probably wasn't long enough for the angle. We then tried a very sturdy metal one but it had sandpaper for traction, and she slid right off the side. This one is great -length and width work for the space and the carpet is great for traction - she took to it and seems to feel safe going up and down. It feels very sturdy. I'm relieved she is able to get in and out easily without hurting her hips. Very happy with the purchase.

well constructed, could be a tiny bit wider for larger dogs and if there were some sort of feet where it touches the ground that would be helpful to reduce the ramp angle... 4-5 inches?

I have used this ramp now a little over 3 weeks and my black lab has adjusted to how it works and she no longer has to jump from the car to the ground. She’s getting older and she has no problem walking on/off the ramp. It’s easy to fold up and fits in the trunk or seat in the back of my car. It’s not flimsy either! I would recommend this so far it’s been great to work with!

This is a good product but it’s difficult to handle I have a hard time setting it up because of the weight

Pros:The carpet!!A clip to hold it to the car so it’s steadierNot too steep for my Q7Has little feet on each endHas padding on underside where it touches the bumperHas a handle when folded upConsThe buckles are a bit awkward when folding for storage. We just stopped clipping it though and it works fine.

My 76 lb german shepherd is now having hip issues and can't jump like she used to. This ramp is wide enough so it keeps her comfortable with climbing the ramp to get into the truck. Very sturdy and does not move when she is on it. It folds very nice and is only about 17 lbs so it is easy to lift into the back once folded up.

Very poorly made, every time you touch it to open or close you get scraped or cut by the sharp edges of metal.Metal sides roughly cut, all jagged edges and very dangerous. With its weight, it it falls against anything material it will ripe it to shreds.