Coziwow by Jaxpety Heavy Duty Foldable Dog Car Ramp, 63-in

Let's start at the top. Chewy and third party provider got the ramp to us in plenty of time for testing and for a very specific need. When folded fits easily into the back of a late model Xterra. With rear seat(s) down you don't need to fold it and it fits hatch to back of front seats easily. Would it REALLY hold 330 lbs? Not quite willing to even test that but our 125 lb Great Pyr didn't break it. Now about the angle it sits. Pretty steep angle with the Xterra unless we backed up to a slight hill/incline in places on property and measured at 29" so yeah cutting it close. The no slip strips go on easy enough BUT really didn't don't do the trick unless your dog has exceptionally short toe nails and is of a breed that would take a running start at it. Pyrs don't run just for the fun of it. We haven't completed the task yet, but we are going to be custom cutting "anti-fatigue" squares and attaching them to the ramp for better traction for the dog. We are hoping this will allow her to get up it without either backing up to the proper incline OR having two people [one on each side] guiding/helping her a little. She can no longer climb into the back of my Kia Rio but loves car rides. Now I will caveat all of this with April 5,2023 she had a hind leg amputated due to chondrosarcoma and is on follow up treatments. She issues of getting in even with 4 legs may easily have been due to that leg being zero weight bearing and now of course not there. Measure your height from either the top of the bumper [without anything like a trailer ball, or at the point where the inside ledge/shelf of your vehicle is.