Titan Ramps 28" to 62.5" Telescoping Aluminum Collapsible Pet Ramp, Adjustable Compact Portable Ramp, Black/Silver Design, Rubber Surface Tread, 180 LB Load Capacity, for Cars, SUV, Trucks

Nicely built product. The entire ramp feels very sturdy for my 90 pound lab. He was a little scared using it at first but after a few times up and down it he is used to it now. I use it on a toyota tacoma so he can get in and out of the back seat. My truck is not very high but there is still room for your truck to be lifted and the ramp will work perfectly. It is long enough that it creates a good angle for a dog to feel comfortable. The tread on the ramp is a plastic. I thought it was more rubber when I ordered it but it is a harder plastic. It works great and has very good traction for the paws. Definitely worth the buy. Small enough to fit on the floor of my truck and not to heavy for my 100 pound wife to use either. Well worth the money

The telescoping design is good, I was looking for a ramp that I could take with me in the SUV. It's the only one I found that would fit in the back. It's sturdy, lightweight & portable but I wish it were a couple inches wider. However my 11 year old golden retriever doesn't care for it much. She's very unsure about walking up/down it. Since she was injured jumping out of the car, she has to use it whether she likes it or not ;).

Great ramp to get my 60 pound dog in and out of the back of our Chevy Traverse. It is sturdy being made of aluminum. Also the telescoping design makes it easy to keep in the back of the car and not eat up cargo space. Big rubber feet at both ends so it doesn’t slip.It took a couple of tries to get my dog up the ramp. He’s got it figured out. More expensive than some of the other ramps offered for sale worth it to help my dog not injure himself. Going to try it in the RV when we travel later this month.

Well made, perfect height but super slippery and our dog had nothing to grip. I linked each segment with the sticky liner that you can used in cabinets on boats/RVs and that worked great.

I gave it one star overall because my dog is having trouble with the ramp. She constantly slips. To overcome this I purchase some non-skid tape and cut it to the width of the strips. She still slips. Next I took an old carpet remnant and cut it a little longer than the extended ramp. Now working on getting the dog to accept that. I think it might take some time and a few bribes. Otherwise, the ramp is sturdy, light weight and the right side when collapsed to fit into the back of my Subaru Outback. My evaluation score will likely increase if I can get my dog to accept it.

We were expecting a soft, grippy rubber surface on the ramp. Nope! Hard, slippery plastic! What the hey?! My dogs wouldn’t touch it. We have another ramp with a rubber surface that they use, but it’s not collapsible. Disappointed in the incorrect description. Other than that, quality and ease of use would be perfect, hence the 2 stars.

The ramp is great! Cannot get in touch with the company!

Getting our puppy into our vehicles wasn’t really an issue when he was thirty lbs. But now 6 months old and almost 70 lbs this ramp has been a life saver.I shopped around, but the reason I ultimately picked this ramp, is that it collapses in three sections instead of two, allowing it to store neatly in either the back seat or the trunk. All of the two section ramps simply take up too much space. And maybe that is fine if you have a ramp at both your departure point and your destination. But I don’t. The ramp travels with the dog. So the compact nature of this ramp has been great.And while it took a little while to get the hang of it. I can now extend or collapse the ramp with one hand. Convenient for when someone, *Cough* the dog *Cough*, forgets that he needs to stay next to the vehicle till I’m ready to move.The only word of caution I’d give to anyone considering this ramp, is make sure you want a ramp. This will always work well for my husband’s SUV where the dog enters through the back hatch. But I’ve run into some issues with parking, where I really needed an empty parking spot beside me to get the ramp down and the dog out of the back seat of my truck.