YITAMOTOR 2pcs 6000lbs 72" x 15" Aluminum Trailer Ramps, Loading Ramps Car ATV Truck Auto Hauler Knife & Hook Ends

I love my new ramps. I needed something heavy enough for my compact tractor. This fit the bill quite nicely. It was heavy duty enough for a 2500lbs tractor but light enough to move and easily carry to and fro. The welding is not “perfect” but it is good enough for what I need it for. I’m so glad I took a chance on these, I am not disappointed nor dissatisfied. They get the job done and I saved a bit of cash, win-win!

Love the lightweight of these to use. I haul a 1750 lb UTV, these are perfect for that job. The quality of welds may not be perfect but they perform. I am pleased with these ramps

I purchased these to help load my Dyna Fat Bob into a flat bed.Worked wonderfully. Ratchet strapped them side-by-side and secured to the tow hook, I was able to ride my Harley (800lbs+) right into my flat bed.I wouldn't trust these with my life, I was definitely very careful and relieved when it was over, but I must say they did hold and didn't seem to bow very much.Overall I would say these are probably good enough to load most motorcycles carefully

Great for the $$. Nice and light

I love the load rating, the look and the total weight. I no longer question the light welds and light tred material. They performed perfectly.I put them in work today. After the rubber met the treds, I was elated to move 33lbs (each) of these aluminum ramps, instead of the old 150lb (each) steel ramp.Update: after 3 uses, I am very impressed. I used the ramps for a 2000 pound UTV or side by side that had a troubled clutching/drive system. It was incredibly jerky and moved the 2500lb trailer over a foot from the jerky clutch. That loaded the lip angles of these ramps to an extreme and they rawked! Absolutely zero damage. I am happy.

I use them to load a Kubota 3391 with weight box and front loader. Great quality and light weight

Only a few criticisms of these ramps: the welds are all very rough, and kind of sloppy. I thought the bottom edge had been dented in shipping, until I realized it was just a weld on the edge that was nowhere close to uniform.The traction strips on the top surface are far enough apart that a tire could lose traction between them. This doesn't impact what I'm using them for, since I'll load using a winch, but if I were trying to drive a rwd vehicle up the ramp, it could be an issue. Those strips are also not evenly spaced - just kind of placed on there by someone in a hurry.Other than those two things, they seem solid enough, and they're super cheap, so I can't complain.

Sturdiness