Pet Gear Tri-Fold Dog Car Ramp with Supertrax, Green

Took 4 "cookies" to get Jake to walk up/down confidently, but that's not bad at all for teaching an old dog new tricks. And folded up, it works well as a step for the side door of my Subaru Outback. Win-win! I think this will be a great addition for his quality of life with a bad knee. He's 12, weighs #80, and is not fat, so adaptive technology (and adapting to it) is his only hope.

This ramp is the only one I've gotten my dog to actually use. She is a very anxious, aging 60lb pittie mix and strongly dislikes being picked up so to keep her from jumping in and out of the car, I went looking for a ramp. Anything she doesn't feel secure on she will just refuse to use or cower so I picked this one to try because it was wider than most I'd seen (this one is 19.5in wide) . It is a bit heavy / takes some getting used to folding up and stowing but any more lightweight and I don't think it would have worked for us.

This ramp will not disappoint. Our dog is 105 pounds with a hip issue that is keeping her from jumping into Honda CRV. This ramp is sturdy - even for a tri fold! We needed a tri fold to fit in the back of vehicle. It's plenty wide enough for her to approach with confidence and we Love the mat on each section! It's easy on her paw pads and netting will provide traction when wet. Easy to fold and the weight is no big deal for this quality. And the best part...She started using it day 1!! We laid it out in the house and she walked back and forth then we moved it to the couch for a couple tries. We kept the momentum going and first try was a success using it from the rear of the vehicle! This ramp will not disappoint. Our dog is 105 pounds with a hip issue that is keeping her from jumping into Honda CRV. This ramp is sturdy - even for a tri fold! We needed a tri fold to fit in the back of vehicle. It's plenty wide enough for her to approach with confidence and we Love the mat on each section! It's easy on her paw pads and netting will provide traction when wet. Easy to fold and the weight is no big deal for this quality. And the best part...She started using it day 1!! We laid it out in the house and she walked back and forth then we moved it to the couch for a couple tries. We kept the momentum going and first try was a success using it from the rear of the vehicle!! She's been doing great with the ramp and we're getting a second one. … more

Blanche, my 10 year old Great Pyrenees, was having problems getting into the SUV. Just her front end could make the leap. An old ramp was too steep and slippery. She finds the new ramp is a gentle walk and her feet don't slip and frighten her. Since the ramp folds, I can store it in the car and it is easy to install. I'm an 80 year old woman and I do not find it too heavy or awkward to install myself.

I must have real nervous girls. Chewy was wonderful after my first ramp purchase was not good. They made great suggestions for a new ramp. I got this one thinking it would be great. My girls are 75 and 85 pounds. As soon as they started to walk up it, the little bit of flexing made them nervous and they backed off quickly. I'd suggest if you fur-babies are 60 pounds or less they will love this ramp. I give up on ramps, I'm just going to lift my girls in :-)

Dogs weren’t sure at first but figured it out! It is solid and my dogs range from 80-100 lbs and I have 3! It’s is large and cumbersome so not storing in the car long term. The reviews did say heavy but I didn’t find it too heavy to carry. It can not light and sturdy so I’ll take sturdy.

I purchased this ramp to aid my 170lb Great Dane to get into the back seat of my 4 door pick up. Once he got used to the ramp carpet texture ,he looks forward to going out with me.

I bought this as my large (106 lb) rescue dog was having knee surgery. It was the longest ramp I could find. I have a 2019 Toyota Highlander. Ramp is very sturdy and easily handled his weight. We did put our foot at the base as someone else held onto his collar to get him to go up it. When going down, we did the same thing although had someone somewhat lift him off near the bottom as he did not want to walk down it anymore. It is a little steep for this type of car but it did work. We used it resting on the bummer as shown on the photo. We also attached it to the back door latch as stated but the webbing was quite a bit longer than needed and could only adjust so far. It did the job I bought this as my large (106 lb) rescue dog was having knee surgery. It was the longest ramp I could find. I have a 2019 Toyota Highlander. Ramp is very sturdy and easily handled his weight. We did put our foot at the base as someone else held onto his collar to get him to go up it. When going down, we did the same thing although had someone somewhat lift him off near the bottom as he did not want to walk down it anymore. It is a little steep for this type of car but it did work. We used it resting on the bummer as shown on the photo. We also attached it to the back door latch as stated but the webbing was quite a bit longer than needed and could only adjust so far. It did the job but use caution with a dog needing extra help. If you are looking for sturdy.....this is it! … more

First time we needed ramp, my 8 yr old blk lab took less than 3 mins to master the ramp. It wide has awesome gripping a little bouncy on way down but she little heavy. Highly recommend this ramp. 5 starts

Did like the removal carpet from ramp. However, it was much to heavy and bulky for me to use. Am 64 with arthritis and carpal tunnel