Garvee 2FT Portable Wheelchair Ramp Non-Slip Aluminum Folding Handicap Ramp 600 LBS Capacity Corrosion-Resistant Rust-Proof Lightweight Handle for Home Car Curbs

This is perfect for a X large dog along with handicap ppl. We have a newf who is older and skittish on non sturdy surfaces. Never could get him up portable steps when he was younger for the car. He’s older now and has arthritis and back problems along with bad knees.We needed a ramp for the deck steps (there are 5) because hopping up them was getting more difficult. This is working out perfectly. We still need to keep him on a lead because he’s extra cautious, but I believe after a week or 2 he’ll be doing the ramp on his own. We haven’t tried it for the car YET (we will this weekend and I’ll post a video) every little thing we can do to help him is worth it. I have 2 videos of him on his first up and down it. Remember though before this ramp , Louie wouldn’t even walk across a flat board on the ground. It’s possible he had fallen off a groomer table when he was young. We have no idea. 😔I know this ramp is for wheel chairs and believe they’d be just fine on it , I have walked the ramp ahead of him and as I said he’s 150lbs. It had little to no movement (maybe slight movement , so slight though!)Highly recommend for an X large dog. I can only guess though on the wheel chair part.

This 9ft ramp has been an absolute game-changer for my parents' mobility! The heavy-duty aluminum construction supports my dad's power wheelchair (over 400lbs) with complete stability, and the textured surface gives him confidence even in rainy weather. What I love most is how quickly it folds up - stores neatly in their garage when not in use, but deploys in seconds when visitors come. Worth every penny for safe, worry-free access!

I was worried about slips, but the non-skid surface works even when it’s rainy or wet outside. The transition plate makes getting onto the ramp easy and smooth, and the heavy-duty capacity gives us confidence it’s safe for everyday use.

This ramp is well-made and rustproof, so I don’t have to worry leaving it outside. The 600 lbs weight limit gives us peace of mind for walkers, scooters, or wheelchairs. Best of all, it gives my mom a lot more freedom to get around—totally worth it!

This folding ramp is absolutely perfect for my elderly mom's visits! The 5ft length bridges our front steps effortlessly, and the anti-slip surface gives me peace of mind when she rolls over it. Lightweight yet sturdy—sets up in seconds and fits in our hall closet. No more struggling with portable ramps that feel flimsy!

From grandma's wheelchair to our baby stroller, this ramp works for everything! Folds up small enough to keep in my car for unexpected curb access. Worth every penny for the independence it provides!—we use it for our RV steps, front porch, and even took it to a friend's house with stairs. The aluminum stays clean-looking and hasn't rusted after months of outdoor use. Best purchase we've made for accessibility!

I love how convenient this ramp is! It’s lightweight for its size and the built-in handle makes it easy to carry. Makes getting in and out of homes or buildings so much easier for my dad.

This ramp is everything I wanted and more it works perfect for loading my mobility scooter into my Subaru outback it makes it so easy for me to go more places now best money I’ve spent in a long time

I got it one day earlier than planned and it works great thank you

After having foot surgery, I was non-weight bearing for three weeks and couldn’t use crutches due to my age, fitness level, and balance issues. We ended up hiring private medical transportation to get home from the hospital, which cost us $270.Attending doctor’s appointments during that time would have added up to around $350 each, considering the extra wait time.We considered a wheelchair and ramp option for our garage, and it turned out to be a life (and money) saver.The ramp is the perfect length for our garage door and is sturdy enough to support a 200 lb person in a wheelchair.It was easy to install and uninstall for each trip, and I can confidently say it was well worth it—even just for those three weeks.