COZIWOW Folding Dog Ramps, 62”L Portable Pet Ramp for Large Dogs SUV,Cars,Lightweight Cat Ramp Non-Skid Surface Steps for High Bed,Stairs,Couch-Easy Storage,Supports up to 150 lb(Black, 62" L)

If you have a small car and a not so large dog you don’t need this ramp. Seems to be well made and my 116 pound XXL lab has no problem getting in and out of my 4 Runner. It folds in half and has carry handle that makes it easy to move and store. You can easily walk a large dog into the back seat or onto a truck bed. Nice slip resistant surface very basic, simple product that does what it’s designed for and fairly lightweight, sturdy and easy to fold and store.

If you are looking for a ramp for your dog, but your not sure that you want to spend a lot of money for one, then this is a good choice for a starter ramp where you are not risking that much money. Even the more expensive ramps have plenty of problems and this ramp is not perfect, but it is decent and is probably lighter in weight than most ramp. I was concerned my dog would not use it, but she has used this ramp just fine and it has worked well. I like that it is light weight, easy to fold, has a lock to keep it closed, and fits nicely in my cars trunk. My dog is getting older and cannot jump up into the car like she used to. Having to set up a ramp every time to get your 70 lb dog in/out of the car is a bit of a pain, but it is better than having to lift your dog and better than your old dog getting injured. I read a tip that may help some people in this situation. The tip is that if your dog does not take to the ramp, then get one of those chest collars with a handle and put that on your dog. Then use the chest collar to guide your dog onto the ramp and up into your car. You should also try to train your dog to use the ramp before you actually use it by setting the ramp flat on the ground and guiding the dog to walk on it on a flat surface until they are comfortable with it. Then, after that, use it to help the dog get into your car.

Purchased for our elderly (& chunky) Chihuahua. It took me a month to get her trained to use it. Price was good and it's light enough to move around

I liked this product for the ease of setting up and the traction it gives however the leg braces are not too stable

This holding ramp is a real back saver, my dog walks up the ramp without issue. It's cool street, folds up to be compact. Worth every penny!

Was horrible. Traction was horrible. My dog fell off trying to get into the back of the Car. Missed window to return or I would return it. Waste of money do not buy for large dog. It’s the back of the car. The dog hurt his leg. Is a piece of junk. Would not buy for any dog.

It didn’t cost a lot, our dog learned to use it within a day, it’s uncomplicated, fits well in car, and is lightweight. We’ve been using it now for 3 months for our 58 pound Collie and we still like it. It’s safer than her jumping. And I don’t have to lift her.

I thought it would be more useable indoors, but is too large. I have an 11 year old female lab who loads great in my lifted truck with the ramp. Very useful outdoors. It is stable, sturdy, is light weight, and carries easily.