Titan Ramps9' Portable ATV Ramps 1200 lb Capacity Aluminum Loading Ramps for Pickup Trucks Foldable, Lightweight with Serrated Crossbars

Got these to load my Honda Rancher into my pickup. I've used them only once, but they worked just fine. Nice and lightweight, easy to handle, fold in half so they're small in the truck. Rated 1200 lb, or 600 lb each. A little springy when in use (aluminum has a low modulus of elasticity compared with steel) but not disconcertingly so. Will fit beneath the ATV in the back of the truck so they are less likely to "disappear"... Nicely made.

These ramps are well built, and are a good value. I agree with other reviewers that having steel S-hooks on both ends of the straps would be better, but it's not a big deal. I particularly like the facts that they are nine feet long (and are therefore less steep than typical 7.5 foot ramps) and they fold (so they fit in the bed of my short bed truck, or even inside). I recommend them.

Lightweight and work good for loading my ATV

Came as expected. Love that they fold up and fit in the bed og my Ridgeline

First off I can believe something like this had a made In China sticker on it! Why not in the USA? Alot of flex and bounces quite a bit when I just walk up it. I'm only 175lbs. Black paint coating is already coming off right out of the box.

These work perfectly for my F250 and Can Am 2up Outlander. I needed something longer than regular ramps because my pickup is so high. I was worried with other reviews saying they weren't really sturdy. Worked like a charm for me, and I am very excited!

These work great, are light and sturdy to load my atv in my truck. The only thing keeping me from giving it 5 stars is the safety straps. They each have one hook each to secure them to your vehicle, as opposed to two hooks depicted in the instructions. Two hooks each would make it easier to connect between the ramp and my receiver. I ended up using my own straps.

Very good ramps, made of lightweight aluminum. Includes safety straps to keep them from kicking off the tailgate. They flex a bit but have held up to a 27 inch snowblower and a 125 yamaha grizzly.