Customer Reviews for VEVOR Rubber Threshold Ramp, 5 cm Rise Threshold Ramp Doorway, Recycled Rubber Power Threshold Ramp Rated 15 tons Load Capacity, Non-Slip Surface Rubber Solid Threshold Ramp for Wheelchair and Scooter

Purchased this to ‘fix’ a 2 inch lip in from of my garage (cheaper than mud jacking). I was pleasantly surprised at how well it fixed the issue. It makes for a seamless transition into my garage. It’s been 1 day so we’ll see if it holds up. Assuming it does, this is a heck of a lot cheaper than mud jacking. 5 stars.

We bought two of these so that we could get our bike on and off the sidewalk without unnecessary jarring. They work extremely well! One was unfortunately stolen, but the one that we still have looks brand new, despite the snow and subsequent seasonal changes.There is a strong rubber smell when the ramp is new, so you may want to immediately install it instead of bringing it into the house

Being returned as the 2” height is too low for the curb

I had my motorcycle lowered and needed a ramp to place at the end of my driveway. The ramp stops the pipes and underbody of the bike from scraping when entering and exiting my driveway. It’s very heavy!

I have heavy duty ceramic tile flooring in my garage. The "boarder" of tiles across the front left a ~1.5" depth which the car went up and over each time it entered the garage. Two ramps are centered in front of the ~10' wide entrance and corrected my problem perfectly. Even though the ramps come a little above the flooring, does not present a problsm. I am a happy and very pleased lady!

I use it to back out of my garage and park in. It could be stolen because it’s not heavy to bother stealing. Have to bring it in during night.

Bought for my driveway because my Corvette would hit on the engine subframe when backing in. The height of 2" was perfect for my driveway lip. The weight of them is sufficient to keep them in place in front of the driveway and they are large enough to not miss. Worked like a charm no more scraping!

Perfect size ramp for getting my tractor out of the shed as I have gravel down and sometimes the tractor got stuck. Now it doesn’t..

I have two of these rubber plates. My car is lower and I don't want to scrap the front end. I had steel plates that always loosened and made a lot of noise. These are durable and sturdy. They don't need any screws and stay in place. I did have to turn them from the recommended position because my driveway is higher than the 2" rise.

I had a new driveway put in and they did this stupid 2" lip for no reason. My original driveway had no lip but apparently that is the "in" thing now, but 2" is a big much and so I got these. The aren't pretty, but they are heavy and they do NOT move or shift and have saved my sanity from the bump..bump...bump...bump...of going off and on my driveway.