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Customers find the curb ramp well-made and sturdy, with one mentioning it can handle heavy loads. The product works effectively, with one customer noting its success with micro EVs, and customers appreciate its ease of use, with one mentioning it’s great for getting pop-up vehicles in and out of backyards. While some customers find it lightweight and worth the price, others report it being too heavy to move easily. The durability receives mixed feedback, with some saying it holds up well while others report it breaking, and several customers complain about an unpleasant smell.
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8 reviews for VEVOR Rubber Curb Ramp 5″ Rise Height 2 Pack, Heavy-Duty 33069 lbs/15 T Capacity Threshold Ramps, Rubber Driveway Ramps for Cars, Carts, Dollies, Motorcycle, Bikes, Wheelchairs
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Benjo –
They are sturdy
These ramps are super sturdy and heavy—just what I needed. They stay in place and make getting over curbs easy without scraping. They feel really well made and should last a long time. Definitely worth it!
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Archie –
Very sturdy.
Very sturdy, and a bit heavy, but worth the price. It can handle heavy loads. I highly recommend this product.
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Tim Mattison –
Does the job for my micro EVs
Heavy and tough, they stay in place even when not screwed into the ground. Wish I could get bigger ones for a decent price.
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Tekrytor –
Very sturdy and stable.
I installed this in my neighbors garage for his electric wheelchair use, BUT, CAUTION! It works but it is rather steep. It seems the angle is rather steep for him to go down the ramp, up is fine. Going down he has to remember to lean back while rolling down, otherwise he might risk tipping over forward. The angle is a bit too steep. I put a one inch riser under the front and that helps, but it’s still steep. This may not be safe for some wheelchair users, it’s just too steep. If that’s what you’re buying it for, be careful, measure well, and test it well before sending the wheelchair user down the ramp. Make sure they know that it is steep, too BEFORE they try it, and be ready to help or to catch them if it tips when testing. Most people will want a longer ramp for that application, which is hard to find in this height, 5″. I think these are designed to get cars up onto sidewalks and NOT primarily for wheelchair use. For that, this is spot on. It’s very tough and will last for years.
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Tammy –
Movable ramp (I don’t need it permanently)
Why did you pick this product vs others?:It does its job. Heavy, strong ramp that can be removed when not needed. I use it outdoors, so the strong smell is not an issue.
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S –
Can caulk down if you don’t want to drill into your concrete
These are super sturdy and probably don’t need to be anchored in a lot of situations. But if you want to without drilling holes in your concrete, polyurethane caulk does the trick.
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Mansen W Way –
Nowhere near the weight they claim these will take.
Vevor claimed these ramps will to take 30,000 lbs and they crumbled when used for climbing over curbs with my Ram dually maybe 6500lbs per wheel. I submitted a claim for replacement or refund and have not heard back from Amazon or the seller. I hope they respond soon.
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CPR –
Great for getting pop-up into back yard
Purchased two pair of these to make the transition between our driveway and the back yard. We park our popup camper there and these work great to tow it in and out (approx 3,000 lbs). The smell is really, really strong at first, but that wasn’t a problem for us since they were outside and away from our patio. Huge improvement over the wooden ramps I built when we first brought the camper home. Nice to have 4 total so I have more wiggle room when backing it in; previously I had to make sure everything was lined up perfectly. Now I just have to worry about getting through the gate.
Benjo –
They are sturdy
These ramps are super sturdy and heavy—just what I needed. They stay in place and make getting over curbs easy without scraping. They feel really well made and should last a long time. Definitely worth it!
Archie –
Very sturdy.
Very sturdy, and a bit heavy, but worth the price. It can handle heavy loads. I highly recommend this product.
Tim Mattison –
Does the job for my micro EVs
Heavy and tough, they stay in place even when not screwed into the ground. Wish I could get bigger ones for a decent price.
Tekrytor –
Very sturdy and stable.
I installed this in my neighbors garage for his electric wheelchair use, BUT, CAUTION! It works but it is rather steep. It seems the angle is rather steep for him to go down the ramp, up is fine. Going down he has to remember to lean back while rolling down, otherwise he might risk tipping over forward. The angle is a bit too steep. I put a one inch riser under the front and that helps, but it’s still steep. This may not be safe for some wheelchair users, it’s just too steep. If that’s what you’re buying it for, be careful, measure well, and test it well before sending the wheelchair user down the ramp. Make sure they know that it is steep, too BEFORE they try it, and be ready to help or to catch them if it tips when testing. Most people will want a longer ramp for that application, which is hard to find in this height, 5″. I think these are designed to get cars up onto sidewalks and NOT primarily for wheelchair use. For that, this is spot on. It’s very tough and will last for years.
Tammy –
Movable ramp (I don’t need it permanently)
Why did you pick this product vs others?:It does its job. Heavy, strong ramp that can be removed when not needed. I use it outdoors, so the strong smell is not an issue.
S –
Can caulk down if you don’t want to drill into your concrete
These are super sturdy and probably don’t need to be anchored in a lot of situations. But if you want to without drilling holes in your concrete, polyurethane caulk does the trick.
Mansen W Way –
Nowhere near the weight they claim these will take.
Vevor claimed these ramps will to take 30,000 lbs and they crumbled when used for climbing over curbs with my Ram dually maybe 6500lbs per wheel. I submitted a claim for replacement or refund and have not heard back from Amazon or the seller. I hope they respond soon.
CPR –
Great for getting pop-up into back yard
Purchased two pair of these to make the transition between our driveway and the back yard. We park our popup camper there and these work great to tow it in and out (approx 3,000 lbs). The smell is really, really strong at first, but that wasn’t a problem for us since they were outside and away from our patio. Huge improvement over the wooden ramps I built when we first brought the camper home. Nice to have 4 total so I have more wiggle room when backing it in; previously I had to make sure everything was lined up perfectly. Now I just have to worry about getting through the gate.