Pet Gear supertraX Ramps for Dogs and Cats, Maximum Traction Surface, Portable/Easy-Fold (No Tools Required), Built in Handle for Travel, 5 Models, 42-71 Inches Long, Supports 150-200lbs Black/Green

Great with some reservations
I think this ramp is great except for the fact that it’s impossible to secure it to the car. For that reason, I wrote “great with some reservations” in the headline, meaning that the ramp is useful but that safety needs to be a top priority when the dog is on the ramp. Safety is a concern with other ramps, as well, since some of the breeds tend to distrust the ramp and will try to jump off or may even fall off due to nervousness.I bought the ramp used from the Amazon Warehouse. It was advertised as “Used – Like New.” In my opinion, that means “mint” condition. I think it would have been more accurate to describe it as “Used – Very Good” because it did show signs of wear.All of that aside, the ramp is exactly what I needed. My 30 lb. Sheltie is a therapy dog and no longer likes to jump up into the car as she did when she was younger. She is too heavy for me to lift into the car on our weekly trips to hospitals, schools, and nursing homes.Having read that some people use treats to get a dog to walk on the ramp, I tried a different approach and used treats after she had walked up the ramp and after she had walked down the ramp. I opened the driver’s side door and propped the curved section of the ramp on the rim of the car door opening, taking care that it was sturdily in place. I then grasped my dog by the collar and gently walked her up into the front seat and repeated the process back down. We did this twice and then I rewarded her with her favorite treat. I repeated the training in the same way for the next two days. By the third day, she was running up and down the ramp with little assistance or guidance from me. She was delighted to do so because she knew her favorite treat would be given to her upon completion of her task.My only concern is that the ramp might fall off the edge of the opening to the car. There really is no way to secure it or to actually snap-it-in-place. For that reason, I would never let her run up and down the ramp without my guidance to be sure that the ramp stays in place and that she doesn’t accidentally dislodge it.One reason I bought the ramp and really like it is that it weighs only 7 lbs. I am almost age 70 and am small in size. I have used heavier ramps belonging to my friends and don’t feel that it’s easy to carry or lift bigger ramps or fold them. This ramp is easy to fold and is really nice. I am so glad that I bought this ramp at a great price and that my dog has easily adjusted to using it.I will add that I drive a Ford Focus and that this short ramp is ideal in pitch and length. I had thought about getting a longer ramp, but it isn’t necessary. This length works well.

Helpful for larger dog I can’t lift.
Useful ramp. I have a large SUV so the only downfall is it sit securely on running board but not up on seat so it’s still a large step down or up for dog. I would have preferred on on seat but angle probably too steep. Better for a sedan or dog that is able to do the hop up.

Ramp not good for SUVs
The ramp is too steep for use in the back area and when used in the rear door of my SUV, the door covered too much of the ramp for my dog to be able to use it. I have missed the return window by 1 day but would definitely NOT recommend it.

Heavy, short, slippery
This product is ok but leaves some things to be desired. It’s fairly heavy, making it a bit unwieldy (although it is sturdy). The green turf is a bit slippery—I don’t see the point of having fake grass on a ramp. It doesn’t seem likely that a dog would be more inclined to walk up a ramp because it’s covered in plastic grass. A non-slip surface would be much more sensible, especially since dogs who need ramps are already often struggling with pain/weakness in the legs or hips.It’s also on the short side, so for use with a sedan or SUV, it ends up at a very steep angle, and I have to basically lift/drag my dog up the thing. For a car with a very low chassis (maybe a minivan?), the angle wouldn’t be so dramatic.That problem could be solved if the ramp itself were longer, but then it would be even heavier and more difficult to manage, not to mention take up more space in the car.

Love that it folds easy and very easy to use

Works well but not quite high enough for 4in lifted Ram 2500 truck….making it a vit too steep for getting in n out for ny elderly dog.Another concern is the lack of grip where the ramp meets the door edge. It easily slips and I’ve needed to add better gripping as my furbabe has fell off it and slipped other times because of the lack of stability.I really like the green grippy carpet design. It’s a bit cumbersome and would benefit from handles on the sides as I have smashed my hands a few times.