Will it hold a large dog?

The frame is rated to 250 lbs, so most large dogs are within the limit. The steps are fairly narrow, though, and broad dogs may find them tight.

How tall a vehicle will it reach?

It adjusts from about 26.8 to 34.8 inches. That covers most sedans, SUVs and small vans; lifted trucks may need the top setting and a flat parking spot.

Does it work as freestanding stairs?

No. It is a ramp that leans against the car, bed or table. It is not designed to stand alone on the ground.

Is the surface slippery?

The polyester cover is textured for traction and the base has non-slip pads. Wet or muddy paws still reduce grip, so dry the dog first.

How small is it when folded?

It folds flat enough to fit in a car trunk or a closet corner. Exact folded dimensions are not listed, so measure your storage space if it is tight.

What comes in the box?

The folding ramp and a manual. The tether clip and foam handles are attached to the ramp.

Where is the Folding Dog Car Ramp cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $247.72, as of our latest check.

Folding Dog Car Ramp

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Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

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Last seen at $247.72 at Deal.ai on Nov 9.

Our take on the Folding Dog Car Ramp

This is a four-step folding ramp that adjusts between about 27 and 35 inches high, aimed at small, senior or injured dogs that can't jump into a car. The aluminum frame is rated to 250 lbs, and the polyester surface is textured for paw grip, with foam handles and a safety tether clip. It folds flat for trunk or closet storage. It is a ramp rather than a set of freestanding stairs, so it needs a steady lean against the vehicle and a confident dog; rivals with wider steps or side rails may suit nervous dogs better.