Reese Towpower 1,600 lb. Total Capacity Tri-fold Aluminum Utility Ramp, 45 in. x 69 in.

After considering buying similar but more "economical" ramps, I purchased this tri-fold model to load my ATV into the bed of my truck. While a bigger price tag isn't always a guarantee you'll get a better product, I'm a firm believer in "buy cheap, buy twice". Im glad I went with these. I've only used them a few times thus far, but I have been very pleased. My ATV is listed as having a "ready to ride" weight of 573lbs. I am upper 200's. This ramp handles the combined weight with no problem whatsoever. It's sturdy and stays in place with the supplied straps. I'm not trying to pick a fight when I say this but I suspect (at least most of) the problems experienced by those who gave these ramps a low rating were largely due to user error. While I doubt this ramp would "safely" handle 1600lbs, I don't fault Reese for that. Experience has taught me that EVERY manufacturer rates their product to the point of "catastrophic failure" and therefore, I buy products rated for at least 1/3 over my intended use. As far as the clearance issue, I think the raters failed to take into consideration the clearance issue. If you have a motorcycle or lawn mower with a lower ground clearance, you need to purchase longer ramps which will decrease the loading angle from the ground to the height of the truck bed/trailer so the center of your equipment doesn't "drag" when the front wheels are in the trailer and the rear wheels are still on the ramp. This is simple physics and geometry and again, not the fault of the manufacturer. The only negative I have about this product, and the only reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5, is the length of the straps. While the cam lock strap is very easy to use, they are a bit shorter that I'd like to see. I had to attach the straps to the second highest rung and even then, I had to then attach the hooks to my bumper. They wouldn't reach my hitch receiver where trailer safety chains normally attach. I'd like be able to attach the straps somewhere closer to the middle of the ramp and still be able to reach the safety chain holes. Again, not a huge deal, just personal preference. So... yes, if you take into consideration the ground clearance and overall weight of what you will be loading, I think you'll be plenty pleased with these ramps.

Bought this ramp for the end of my trailer so i can ride my motorcycle up onto the trailer. Well i got a surprise. Bike fell through the ramp. 1600 pounds my bike is only 784 pounds