VEVOR Rubber Curb Ramp 4.25" Height,19.7" Width Sidewalk Curb Ramp,15 Ton Heavy Duty Driveway Ramp for Car Forklifts Trucks Buses

Really nice quality ramp. Buy some concrete anchors, the ones sent with these are super low quality.

We had a huge concrete pad poured to park our vehicles closer to the house. After it was poured we realized we had a curb drop down on one side of our shed we did not take into consideration. We wanted to create a U driveway.I came across these on Amazon and so glad I did. These did the trick! Perfect to place up against the drop down. When you drive down to the concrete parking area you really have no idea these ramps are there.Extremely well made and sturdy. Worth every penny. Very easy to install.

Works great!

My 94 year old neighbor has her driveway approach re-done. The concrete guy messed up. These seemed to fit the bill. And they are nice and heavy material. We cut them with my table saw to fit the imperfections of the driveway. But the lag bolts that come with them are worthless. Go to your hardware store and get some real ones. I will update in a month or so after they have had some use.

We measured the area that we needed a ramp and this one was the perfect size…My friend in an electric wheelchair… he needed help to get on sidewalk and this ramp was the perfect fit!! It made it easier on everyone!!! And the price was great!!!

Zero stars! This does not work for power chair. Extremely dangerous, the incline is not gradual enough. Trying to use this I almost flipped my 350lb powerchair.

We have moved into the city and have a curb we have to drive over to park on part on our property. In order to have the curb removed and smoothed out it would be a big deal. We would have to go through the planning department, get building permits if it was approved and them pay a contractor to do the work.These are nice and heavy duty and are perfect for what we need. We don't need them daily. We only need them when we are using a truck that is used very seldom. After we are done, we pull them and put them in the back of the truck. We don't want anyone to trip on them , run over them or steal them or some crazy thing.

I would have preferred this to be solid so I could use a reciprocating saw to trim it down to fit properly. I trimmed it down as low as possible so I didn't expose the support beams underneath it.Unfortunately, its a little too high but we use it anyway.