Erickson 07434 Tri-Fold Aluminum 72" Loading Ramps, 1 Pair

I was looking for a compact ramp that I could use with my pickup and after looking at everything out there I took a chance on these. First off they fold up very nice and compact, I can carry them inside of the cab of my PU if necessary and there not very heavy. Theres a strap that keeps them together when folded that works nice but is a little hard to use as you need to slip it over a stud and the straps is pretty stiff. It takes some getting use to, but once you have done it a few times you get the hang of how to open and close it. Once you unfold the ramps they are a good length for my truck which is a factory GMC Sierra 4X4 with no modifications and angle is not to severe. Not sure how it would work with taller modified trucks. They include two straps which I secured to my hitch and this really locked in the ramps nicely, you need to use these for sure or the ramps could slip off. These ramps definitely makes it easier to load heavy items in my truck and do exactly what I was looking for. Overall quality seems to be pretty nice. I included a picture of the folded ramps with a tape measure in the picture to give a feel for the overall size. I would defenetly buy these again.If you found this review helpful please tag the helpful button as I am trying to create reviews that are helpful and informative to help others make informed decisions around there purchases, thanks.

I'm using these as ramps to a dog door in a toy hauler RV; I don't recommend this, unless you have a third hand crappy RV like mine. I had to saw off 4" of door to close over the tongues, then had to screw large rubber flaps to both sides to keep it waterproof. But once installed, it works perfectly, super-smart dog ran right up the ramps after I industrial-velcroed rubber to them, as she associates metal decking with living on a tiny, moldy go-fast boat, which almost led to her getting a divorce attorney. It's been past 30 days, highly recommend 3M industrial, outdoor hook-and-loop tape, and a roll of diamond-plate rubber flooring, more than enough to floor the ramps, and flap the lower and side of the door.HF steel entry-level ramps bowed under my 200lbs; these creak every time I walk on them, but I believe that's the joints against the hardware, I haven't dipped down one bit. The "arc" is just enough to make the top section horizontal-ish enough to serve as a platform to step up over a strip of door through the dog door, if that helps anyone sizing this for less ridiculous purposes.I now have the ugliest RV in the park. Couldn't be prouder.