Scinotec Rubber Curb Ramps Car Kerb Ramp 2.5 Inch Rise 1 Pack 10 Ton Capacity Curbside Bridge Ramp for RV Loading Dock Garage Warehouse Driveway Sidewalk

Although I am absolutely in love with the product, the only thing that is missing is any mounting hardware, but besides that it's a great addition to any inclined driveway transition.

Veronica Herman

| Sep 22, 2020

It has filled the dip wonderfully! When pulling out of the garage, the trailer hitch on our SUV would bottom out on the garage floor before the curb ramp was installed. There is no longer a problem with that. We do not have any drainage issues because of the channel cut on the underside of the curb ramp, and the French drain is still working fine as well.

Atticus Simon

| Oct 14, 2020

I would like to order two. There was a lot of weight to each and each looks It'll be a while before I can anchor the panels down since they weren't included with bolts.

Danielle Chung

| Apr 15, 2021

I am not used to such heavy ramps. Since it's made of thick rubber, it's still slightly flexible and will not break, but if it's exposed to the sun and oil for long periods of time, it could wouldn't consider that a shortcoming of this product since rubber is just the nature of the material and it's still a whole lot better and more durable when compared to plastic. However, as you can see, it is not a solid piece of rubber it has spaces beneath it, and yet it is designed in such a way as not to be overly heavy while A number of benefits are available from having aluminum ramps, and one of the better ones is how flexible they are without snapping like plastic ramps. Since we've had several plastic ramps break on us over the past few years, I can tell you from experience. A ramp's thickness is greatest near the center and slopes away from both horizontal edges. Unlike ramps, which come with flat edges, this one has a large groove running the length of its thickest part, so it can be fitted against sidewalks of different heights. Secure it in place with the heavy duty bolts and hardware attached to this ramp. This ramp might not be long enough for many cars if you want to use it for a car. Make sure your car's wheel base is wide enough before you use it. Most trailers, dollies, forklifts etc should be fine. They claim to be rated for 10 tons, and while 20,000 lbs might seem like a lot, the theory seems like it might work on such a narrow frame though it's unlikely it gets tested. It would be more than enough to carry cars that typically weigh 3,000 to 5,000 pounds, so you can use it to lift under construction equipment or anything else you might have in mind. There are a lot of reflective yellow stripes on this product which is the main reason for dropping stars for it It didn't take long for them to start falling off of my ramp. Before I even started using it, I noticed that they started peeling.

Mercy Roberson

| Sep 27, 2020

The curb ramp in this picture is a big one, it weighs a lot. This particular style is perfect for an uneven curb height, while wedge ramps are better for curbs that are even and fixed in height. This particular style makes a smooth entry & exit in the side garage for the mower or golf cart. The ramp awaits only a bit of gravel under it here and there to shim it up to match the curb height, and it will be ready to use. In a nutshell, the yellow grip strips of the ramp are a bit gimmicky, but otherwise it's an impressive piece of equipment. If you ever needed to stop large caliber bullets, it could probably do so. The ramp is in place on gravel and doesn't budge once it's in place. In less than a minute, the lawn mower and golf cart are rolling up the ramp into the garage. This is an excellent.

Kori Hale

| Jul 07, 2021

A corvette was on its way and I needed something to put inside the dip in It's perfect (perfect).

Samuel McCall

| Oct 31, 2020