CargoSmart Steel Tri-Fold Ramp with Punch Out Pattern (1pk) – Easily & Safely Load & Unload Push Mowers & Appliances, Compact Design for Easy Storage, Fits in Truck Bed Tool Boxes, 500 lb. Capacity

I recently bought an Ebike and with it a hitch mounted bike carrier for my car(s). If you have an ebike, you know how heavy and cumbersome they can be. I used an old ramp I had to wheel the bike up to the carrier but, it was heavy and too long to fit easily into the back of my car.Because this ramp folds from 3 sections to 1 it solves the problem of portability. It folds and unfolds effortlessly and is plenty sturdy for rolling the bike up to the rack. It lifts in and out of the car or truck with ease. I love it when a plan comes together!

Bought this to use for my motorcycle hitch carrier cause the one that came with it was too short causing a very steep incline to load the bike at times. Product exceeded my expectations & goals! At only around 20# it folds up nice for easy transport & storage. With durable hinges, when it’s time for use it unfolds easily & smoothly. The stainless steel is stamped so it does have somewhat sharp edges in some places & if you are not careful or possibly in a rush, there is potential to pinch a finger. My bike is well over 300# & I can tell it would have no problem up to 500#. Great quality ramp & would buy again.

Light weight and compact .

Great product and customer service!

Bent the first time I used them. It advertises 500 lb capacity and my bike is 470 lbs. I rolled my bike into my truck over the ramp, as designed, and it started to bend. The little red strap to keep the ramp from sliding is mostly there for theatre.WOULD NOT RECOMMEND.Buy a decent one for $100 more. Your bike and life depend on it.

I bought it for my E-bike and it’s perfect. I have 6 steps up to my house and this ramp works perfectly to get bike up and down easily for me. Great quality, light enough for me to fold up and put away. Great find!

It seems sturdy enough and folds up to a manageable size. The only problem with it is the way the slots were punched. The rough edges are on the top of the ramp. I suppose this would aid traction when loading a wheeled vehicle but makes it very difficult to slide a heavy box up the ramp. Moving a heavy cardboard box on the ramp is like sliding it over very rough sandpaper. If all you want to do is load something like a motorcycle it should work fine. If you plan on loading heavy flat bottom boxes or other items by sliding them up the ramp not so good.

Very sharp edges, you better wear gloves while using this.