Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Rampa Umbral Elevación de 15,2 cm 2 PCS Rampas de Goma para Aceras Carga de 15 T Rampa de Acceso para Sillas de Ruedas con Estructura de Rejilla Estable para Paso de Coches Motos 49,1x37x15,2 cm

El producto es perfecto, de gran calidad y fácil de instalar, un 10 para el uso que lo he destinado.

Good quality rubber ramps not like the plastic ones you get elsewhere these are solid rubber easy to install the bolts that come with them not the greatest other than that I would recommend these

These things are heavy and built great. Very durable. Worth the buy

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I recently had my driveway redone and in order to get the pitch correct they had to raise up the end that goes into the garage about 4". So I ended up with a step down into the garage. These ramps come in different heights, so I picked the one closest to 4" and they are perfect. I got two of them and they are nice and heavy so I'm not even going to bolt them down.

These curb ramps are solidly built and offer a practical size for everyday use, measuring 19.3" long by 19.3" wide with a 7.1" height—tall enough to bridge steep curbs while still providing a smooth, gradual incline for cars, wheelchairs, strollers, and lawn equipment. The rubber-plastic material feels durable and stable, and once secured with the included hardware, the ramps stay firmly in place. With a 7,000-lb capacity, built-in drainage channels, and strong traction, they deliver great functionality and value for improving access to garages, patios, and uneven surfaces.

I have a variety of vehicles up to a F350 so I'm aware that not all ramps and not all plastic bits will hold up. These, boy, they are strong, I don't know what I'd have to drive over them to break them, probably nothing. If I was making these, I would have made them 6" high since you'd have a slightly lower ramp height and it would like up with more curbs, 7" is a tiny bit high. in fact, a 5" ramp would work good too. The expansion bolts that they include to hard mount them to concrete are decent, I prefer premium expansion bolts and setting a threaded insert so I could remove them and reinstall if necessary. If you've got a 7" curb to get over, don't hesitate to buy these, they are made to last and you will not be replacing them anytime soon.

As a 60-year-old retiree from Michigan who’s been maintaining my home and yard for decades, I’ve dealt with plenty of steep curbs that make getting my lawn mower, wheelbarrow, or even my wife’s walker in and out of the garage a real chore. This VEVOR 2-Pack Rubber Curb Ramp set (7 inches rise, 19.3" x 19.3") has been a fantastic solution for my driveway, and I’m genuinely impressed with its durability and practicality. These ramps are heavy-duty rubber, each handling up to 7000 lbs, which is more than enough for my riding lawn mower, my F-150, or even my grandson’s motorcycle when he visits. The 7-inch rise bridges the gap from my driveway to the street perfectly, eliminating the jarring bump that used to rattle my mower’s blades or scrape my truck’s bumper. Installation was a breeze – I just placed them side-by-side at the curb’s edge, no bolts or tools needed, and they’ve stayed put through Michigan’s rainy springs and snowy winters without shifting. The built-in drainage tank is a smart feature, preventing water buildup that could freeze and create ice hazards in our cold months. The textured surface provides excellent grip, even when wet from Lake Michigan-effect rain, giving me confidence when rolling my mower or pushing a stroller for the grandkids. They’re wide enough for my dual-axle trailer and compact enough not to clutter the driveway. The rubber has held up beautifully, showing no cracks or wear after months of daily use and exposure to road salt and sun. For the price, this 2-pack is a steal, offering commercial-grade strength and thoughtful design for residential use. It’s made my yard work and vehicle access smoother and safer, saving wear on my equipment and my back. I’ve already recommended them to my VFW buddies who struggle with similar curb issues. If you’re a Michigander looking for reliable, low-maintenance curb ramps for your driveway, these VEVOR ramps are a winner. Highly recommend!

Very heavy duty (and heavy weight) hard rubber curb ramps. I have a 3 car wide driveway but only a 2 car wide driveway lip, so to utilize that far-right car space, I either have to enter the driveway in the center space and maneuver to the right, or "jump" the sidewalk curb. And leaving is the same effort. And if there is a car in the center space, the only option is to "climb" the curb to get in, and drop off the curb to leave. While I can't leave these on the street full time (the street is also used for parking and the street-sweeper pays regular visits) I can lay them out behind the vehicle at the curb in the street gutter and use them to easily roll on and off that 3rd car area on my driveway. They can be fairly easily moved for stashing on my driveway and deploying on the street back and forth, but I will be adding a sturdy handle to each one on the side (allowing them to still sit together side by side with the handles on the outside edges) enabling me to lift and move them with 1 hand. I think these have tons of uses, both with temporary and permanent placement. These get high marks from me. They have cut outs at the sides to allow drainage to pass under the ramp and not create blockage in water draining. The vehicle I use with these is a 2020 Nissan NV200 compact cargo van, with an empty curb weight of about 3200 lbs and a gross vehicle weighting of 4770 lbs. There was no compression or deformation of the ramps when driving over them. .

Finally some ramps that are tall enough to fit my curb... They fit it perfectly. I have had some other ramps but I had to add other material under them to get the proper height. After time the wood I used to get the height needed broke down and made a mess. but with these ramps, those days are gone. I like how sturdy they are I used them to store both my RV trailer and a flatbed. Obviously the empty flatbed was no challenge, but it was no problem for my RV trailer. Right up and over with no noticeable flex in the ramps at all. They are a bit heavy but even so, they are much lighter than the stack of lumber that I needed to do the job before. My installation doesn't allow bolting them in place with the included expansion bolts, I need to be able to move them when not in use, and they wouldn't be left in place long enough to warrant bolting them down. but they didn't move when I drove up them so I didn't drill the holes. The cost of these is much less than the cost of the waisted lumber I have gone through so I would recommend these to everyone that has to scale their curbs for the sake of putting their trailer away. I also like the textured and slightly curved driving surface. The curved surface "I think" helps drive up and over easier. (Probably negligibly so but...) I did received this product for “free” yes, but... the Federal and State agencies do require that I pay income tax's on the retail value of any product I receive... so "free" is a relative term. In any case, this review is my honest opinion and completely independent from seller or manufacturer involvement.