BestEquip 60'' X 12'' Aluminum Trailer Ramps 6000LBS Total Beavertail Hook End 1 Pair 2 Ramps Silver

I studied reviews like a scientist because I could not believe the price on these ramps. I haul vehicles for a living usually with a 3 car hauler with 8' aluminum ramps that run $700 a pair or $350 ea. The pair of 5' I received for my 18' single car hauler arrived quickly and I inspected the product carefully. They are feather weight to the point that I was skeptical. However the welds were very professional and strong. I can weld aluminum myself using my spool gun but could not have done it that well. So far I have loaded 2 f150 and a tahoe weighing in access of 5700 lbs total curb weight. No bend in the main structures at all. The common complaints are about the thin strips welded between the main beams. Those are rather thin and yes they will bend down a bit like most of them do. These are designed in my opinion for loading cars, trucks, and suvs that have rolling rubber tires that are at least 10" wide normally. When I see bad reviews from people trying to load lifts and tractor equipment with narrow wheels they will bend possibly break the thin cross pieces. Rated at 6K is based on a NORMAL motor vehicle and if it weighs 7,000 lbs then your actual weight on the ramp at each instance will be will roughly 4,000 lbs considering the front with engine is the heaviest part. If you try to load a fork lift with a short wheel base the you are putting 8-10k lbs on a short ramp. Thats not gonna work!. I retained my old steel ramps on the truck just in case that I have to load a diesel dually but honestly I think the ramps could handle it. Only CONS is that the angle at the foot end is a little off for my low trailer. A couple of short boards used at the foot will keep the the ramp fronts from lifting off of the trailer during loading but i will remedy that in one way or another. I just dont like reviews that are unreasonable when people try to misuse a product then complain that it bends or breaks. My back and I are 100% satisfied with these ramps. And they did fit in my ramp galleys perfectly.

Loaded a 4600 lb car onto my trailer just fine. Only a tiny bend because of the way they were positioned on my trailer ramps no fault of these. I fully expect that with proper level placement they would hold 6k. Very light for the size easy to move and store function great.

These BestEquip 60" x 12" Aluminum ramps are great and well made. We use them to move our Kubota ZTR in and out of a storage container. The ramps are wide, tough, lightweight and don't flex.

Looks to be pretty well built

These are some of the lowest cost aluminum ramps I could find in a hurry. I just received them today and so far I am mostly happy with them. The ramps seem to be properly welded, and are capped on both ends, so nothing gets in them. Regrettably nothing can come out of them either, which in my cases seems to be some residue from manufacturing left inside. One of the ramps has a bit of a rattle inside. Nothing that will affect its performance, just a note on the bare minimum approach to their construction. Each ramp is about 23lbs, so not very heavy and easy to move by one person. They fit my trailer well, and with a 29.5" deck height, the ramps sit at about 22 degrees of slope. Overall a good value and a decent set of ramps.

These aluminum ramps were a serious upgrade from the heavy steel ramps on my car hauler. The weight difference alone makes a huge difference—no more throwing out my back every time I need to load something up. They’re easy to move, solid under load, and the grip design gives good traction. I was a little skeptical at first because they’re so light, but they’ve handled everything I’ve thrown at them without any flex or fuss. If you’re tired of dragging around steel ramps like you’re in a strongman competition, these are absolutely worth the switch.

Handle anything. Built well

Not as advertised. Says 6,000 lbs. my guys used as ramp to load trialer with wheel barrows. Wheel barrow with dirt can be more then 450 lbs. Bent the middle frames with first use! Not 6,000 lbs capacity. Not even 600 lb