BESEA Rubber Curb Ramp 6" inch High 23.6" Length (Heavy Duty Ramp, 1PCS), for Driveway Curb Ramp Car Motorcycle Loading Dock Truck Pickup Truck Threshold Ramp(6 inch Height, Capacity 60000lbs)-1pack

Bought these to get our fully loaded 40ft Class A over the curb into the parking beside our home. They are heavy duty and 💯 did the job. Husband was happy with the purchase.

Works great and exactly as described. Good buy!!!

The expense of having the city come out to expand our curb was chi Ching ! We bought a Road trek travel van and it’s to big for our garage . We had a metal garage put in on side of house . The curb helpers are sturdy, good quality and the 8000 lb van eases onto the curb. We store in the new garage so the oily smell does not bother us . Excellent product

Great product works great . ONLY 1 in box! Be sure to bolt down because otherwise the curb with tires going over ramps will eat the ramp. We needed temporary to get RV up curb and did not want to drill into city concrete curb, the curb chewed up ramp eith Just 3 tires rolled up it . A bit bummed.

I use for my 40 ft 5th wheel to go over 8" curbs. They held up great. Kind of heavy to move, but necessary I guess. The initial smell of the rubber was strong. I left them under my 5th wheel in the shade for months until I needed them. Now they are in my garage and do not smell. Great product. It took me along time to find some a fair price that are wide enough for dully wheels on my truck and 6" high. Very happy with the product!

Just know it is heavy! Otherwise very sturdy ramp.

Let me say this, I know what you’re thinking…HOLY CRAP RUBBER IS EXPENSIVE.But let me tell you to those who keep looking at these and contemplating…Used these for the mulching times when curbs are involved… also ROCK.They mean business, they aren't wimpy, these are BEEFY and HEAVY. Cannot express enough how much effort was saved with energy and time.To the fellow business peeps, GET THESE AND STOP BREAKING YOUR BACK. Pushing and pulling a wheel barrow over a curb, if you’re pulling it over brick edged garden beds, or if you have tricky areas like, you need to get it on the back porch with steps when transporting possibly bricks!It’s one of those makes-it-much easier to complete projects with obstacles. It’s not fun and no one wants to lift a wheel barrow.

This ramp is for a three-wheel mobility scooter for those occasions when a sidewalk ramp is not available. We keep it in the van. I can carry it, but it is also very strong, sturdy, and stable when placed.