Kundenbewertungen für VEVOR Schwellenrampe Vollgummi Türschwellenrampe Max. Belastbarkeit 15Tonnen Bordsteinrampe mit 5,5x3,5cm Kanal Rollstuhlrampe 122x40,5x6,5cm Auffahrrampe Ideal für unebenen Boden Bordsteinkanten

The rubber ramps were made from heavy duty rubber. I bought three and drilled holes on the sides to connect them together with eight 5/16 2-1/2" bolts, instead of drilling and installing the ramps into concrete curb. I tried without joining together they moved each time I drive pass them. Once all three ramps are connected they weight over 140lbs and stay on the ground steadily.

The ramps are the best out there. Very heavy duty but the mounting bolts will not work. The piece at the end that is supposed to start the expansion of the sleeve anchor doesn’t work. That cone part will strip out. It’s so light weight tin material and it will not force the sleeve to expand. The only downside to the ramps are the countersink holes They are too deep and it leaves a very thin piece of rubber to hold it down should you manage to come up with a mounting solution. That countersink part should have at least a half inch of rubber material instead of the 1/8 inch it has.

Great product. Made of heavy duty material. No more undercarriage scraping or dragging. Used the anchor bolts to secure the two pieces together. I don’t think the city would look kindly if I drilled into the street’s drain gutter. For the most part it stays in position just fine. Although, it has ridden the wave of a heavy downpour a few times. I live in the foothills. It never gets past the first park vehicle. Which is always just a few feet away.

At the time of writing these are about $30 cheaper than the newer version that appears to be essentially the same. They are very heavy (about 44lbs each) so be prepared to handle the delivery. The ramps come with 9 expansion bolts (4 per ramp + 1 spare). Each bolt has a 12mm hex head and will need a 12mm (1/2 inch) wide hole that is about 3 inches deep. I'm dinging the ramps 1 star because these bolts are not good. They are cheaply made of soft steel. When splayed they are barely wider than not splayed, so you're in trouble if you drill the holes a little wider than they need. I strongly advise using a rotary hammer drill with one good quality masonry bit. Don't be tempted to buy the cheapos because they will have trouble with concrete even if they claim to work with concrete.

Ramps appear well made and are sturdy and heavy. They fit my rolled city curb well and flatten out the usual bump. I drilled holes to attach 4 ramps to each other for stability - would be nice if such holes were provided. The concrete bolts don't seem particularly heavy duty, but seem to be holding up okay. I was required to drill completely through the provided holes in order to insert the bolts through - no big deal.

The ramps themselves are extremely high quality and will be extremely durable. The ramps are GREAT! Unfortunately the included hardware does not meet my expectations. I bought high quality anchor bolts that match the quality of the ramp. The included hardware is the only reason why I couldn’t give the product 5 stars across the board. I am surprised the manufacturer would degrade their obviously superior product with cheesy hardware. I wouldn’t frame a Rembrandt with a Walmart Frame. The should provide high quality, durable hardware.

Very good product. Would have liked the drill bit size to install the ramps. Tried my best and 1/2 inch is too big.

Very well made. Only gave 4 star because I had to purchase the hardware separately. The hardware provided was an odd size you couldn't get a drill bit for.

These are holding up very well. We have yet to secure them to the ground but have been able to use them effectively without doing so. Only wish they came in a bigger size our gutters are bigger so we did have to use some other materials to shim these into place. Also be wary of the smell if you open the package inside it will linger. They are light weight and easy to use. They price is good for what you're getting.

I like them. It has solve a problem for me. However because I live in a HOA development I can’t drill holes in the concrete curve to keep them from moving. Is there a way I can tie wrap two together side by side and some way I don’t have drill into the concrete curve?