Titan Ramps 8 FT HD Arched ATV/UTV Loading Ramps, Pair Black Aluminum Folding, Rated 1000 LB, All Terrain Portable, Safety Straps Included

I use these to load my Polaris Sportsman 1000XP S on my F-250 and they ROCK!Super easy to set up and very secure with the included straps.I run each strap to the chain openings on my hitch, give a tight pull and load the quad right up and in the bed.The Polaris is around 900lbs dry weight, I'm not a lightweight by any means and they are rock solid.They are also nice and light weight to pull in and out of the bed for loading and unloading.Makes a day of riding that much more FUN.

Ramp is lightweight and seems sturdy enough.Fedex notified me they could not deliver package due to typo on address. I spoke with Fedex and Amazonreps. Fedex would not deliver, saying only shipper could change delivery address. Amazon tried to help but item was drop-shipped so Fedex would not accept their word either. Amazon called the shipper and sent me a link to them. Shipper fixed the problem and I had the item next day.Bottom line; Seller/shipper was excellent, Amazon was very helpful, Fedex not so much.

I am old. I don't enjoy adrenaline rushes anymore. And, I don't like trying to load things like ATVs, or motorcycles up steep ramps.These ramps are not super light. Yet I am able to move them around. The extra length and the curvature of these ramps, take away a lot of the "going up and down a ramp" fear.You really need to read the instructions and follow them. You need to ALWAYS strap the ramps to the truck. You would like the results if you were almost to the top and you push one of the ramps off the end of you tailgate. You would want to get your grave dug first because you'll be using it. If you DO strap them to your truck (per the instructions), you will love these. They are also extremely comfortable and secure (from what I've seen) for just walking up or down the ramps.The only possible negative I have found (and it's necessary to have all of the positives) is that once you have you vehicle loaded, it can be a bit tricky finding a place to put the ramps in the back of the truck. For example, if you have loaded an ATV, there is only room for one ramp in under the ATV. You can just stick the other one at the side of the ATV, but be prepared that they take up a bit of room when folded. It's totally worth it though. Give them a try... at your own risk. Don't listen to me. Decide for yourself. :)

Very sturdy and easy to use. Needed a new ramp to load my golf cart in the back of my truck and the old ones were a bit unsturdy and freighting to say the least. These new ramps are a bit pricey but def worth the money for loading super heavy items. Don’t waste your money on other ramps.

I went through two other brands of ramps before getting these. I have a 4'x6' Swivel-Wheel carrier that mounts at the 2" receiver on the back of my camper. The floor sits at 27", so the 8' length was just right.They are wide and sturdy, and I place them side by side so that I can follow my bike up as I load it. Very happy now.

Long story short, I ordered two other sets of ramps before finding these. I returned one set and sold the other. These are by far the best ramps for your ATV use. They are extra wide, each ramp with a 1000 pound capacity, are still lightweight and fold for ease of use and storage. To top it off, I ordered a set of these and to no fault of the manufacturer, one ramp was damaged during shipping. It appeared to have been hit by the forklift and bent a rung.I contacted the manufacturer and they sent me a replacement ramp within days without issue. I’ve ridden ATVs and DirtBikes for 25+ years so I know my ramps, these are excellent ramps with a company that stands behind them. Order with confidence!

These are great ramps, I used them to load a near 500 pound motorcycle onto the bed of my truck. They flex with the weight on them, but they were rock solid. They also fit nicely folded up in my 5 ft truck bed.

These are very difficult to load a lawn mover. They are very slick and has no traction. My lawn mover is a zero turn 54 inch Cub Cadet and it has great traction on wet and steep terrain. But on these loading ramps the front end slides very easily. So I thought it needed to be extremely level. So I got my four foot level out and made sure they were exactly level. And it helped some but still very slippery. I would not recommend these ramps for loading anything. They have no traction, at all.