Customer Reviews for VEVOR Rubber Curb Ramp 2 Pack, 4.3" Rise Height Heavy-Duty 33069 lbs/15 T Capacity Threshold Ramps, Driveway Ramps with Stable Grid Structure for Cars, Wheelchairs, Bikes, Motorcycles

Was exactly as I expected , but I ordered the wrong size Customer service was helpful to make the correction for me! Great company with person to person customer service!!

The rubber curb was ready to put in place right from opening the box It’s stays put even when pulling the Harley into or out of the garage Yellow arrows prevent guests from tripping Exact height needed for the space Easy to order!!

Well made Use for my RV Impressed finally They do smell

Just what I needed to get my lawnmower up over the curb of my patio. Smelly, but should diminish over time. Heavy duty and well made.

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

works well even without securing the bolts, which you can't legally do if you are putting them at the juncture of the public sidewalk to your driveway. they are so heavy that they stay in place fairly well.

I wish they were wider. In the long run I could see myself spending to much time trying to line up my truck and trailer to the curb so I had to buy 2 sets. If I was just backing up a vehicle it would be fine but my truck and trailer would have been too difficult, given they have different width wheel bases.

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.

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!

Had to install a dog door in a door at a height that was not functional for my dogs. It was too high for all of them to walk through. I looked for many hours (maybe even days) for a product to offer a solution. These are the right height and their weight offers substantial stability. One on each side of the door makes the dog dog serviceable for all of them - regardless of the length of their legs - without a hefty price tag. These are heavy and have no handles, so using them for traveling or day-to-day errand-running would likely be rather cumbersome.