I need a lightweight portable ramp that I can use to help me roll my (unoccupied) mobility scooter in and out of my sedan's trunk. will this work?
1723184
take in consideration the base of trunk, where the ramp would lay, needs to be even.also the edge of ramp needs to hook securely as not to slip off trunk while moving up & down. maybe a two piece. might have a curve grab hook on one end. a pair of 5-6in wide by 3 ft long may work they are lighter and are at amazon. i almost got them but i didn't need to move mine around. this one is good for side entry mini vans where it is even.hope this helps.
1723185
Yes, it will. I have a bad back, bad knees, and am losing grip in both hands; and, I can handle it.
1723186
The ramp is lightweight and strong. It should say the weight rating. It also comes in different lengths I think. We used it for my Mom and her wheelchair into the house, but it was only about a 5" rise. The trunk would be much more, but I think it could work with a longer ramp.
1723187
karen what year and model car is it. i'm in a wheelchair and owned a few cars over 30 yrs i'll look up and view car from rear and tell u.
2183003
This will work but be advised its a bit of a flemsy product ,so moving it around car ti to car or adjusting too much might cause it to break easily
110908
yes for a car but not probably a suv it has screws to secure it to the ground if necessary or it would probably slip. i bought it for a wheelchair to come down some steps temporarily but it was too steep.
1673098
Hey, so this ramp is a tri-fold so you can use all three pieces or use them individually. I use it to load my cleaning machines which weigh individually about 700lbs. They say each section holds up to 700 lbs, for a combined weight capacity of 2100 (but that's assuming the weight ia distributed equally). I'd assume it would work for you. Its a great product. I have no issues with it.
999039
I don't really understand your question. Do you want to put the ramp on the seat for your dog to get into the car? If your seat slants the ramp will slant. It needs to be put on a flat surface. Otherwise I guess it would work. I use it in my Ford Escape truck. It is very easy to fold and store.
2028299
The rung design of these ramps is made to work with large off-road tires, to effectively grip the wheels and allow for smooth loading. We don't recommend these ramps to be used with smaller wheeled equipment or mobility scooters due to the rung design and safety concerns. We do offer specialized flat surface ADA compliant mobility ramps that are appropriately rated for use with an occupied scooter.
1667868
I don't think so. The walker is not made to be like a rollater. It is just a big help to pack in the car and zip it out for a quick walk to enter a restaurant with friends. The walker will not do for long term moving. I, hoped it would be more than it is.......but
871237
Will not handle much curve. However, I am using one of the non-slip jell pads that are sold for use on the dash with cell phones. it is thin, so I set the dashboard mount on it and do not have any problem with it slipping or moving.
522017
I don't know for sure but I imagine it could. It certainly is strong enough to. I'm not driving a car any more. What I use it for is to carry bags of groceries on my walker. I'm not in a wheelchair yet.
1867192
My ramp is permanently installed in my garage. But the thing is lightweight and portable enough to take up and put down as you see fit... if thats what you wanna do.
1026811
It will work great as a ramp for the hatchback. I'm not sure about the front or back seats, prolly will work. Storage in the back will be tight but should fit.
652839
Absolutely. Just be careful. It is small enough to easily maneuver. The only downside is that it is NOT cordless, so that can be annoying at times (but it also helps with always having enough power).
422240
not really in my opinion. it won't give you the clearances you need to work under the car. it is designed to give just enough lift to remove a flat tire and replace it. you'll need regular ramps to accomplish your goal.
1512289
A 5' ramp would work fine for 1 or 2 step. Not more. Would be too steep for 4 steps. Would need a minimum of 12 '. I have a 4' ramp for 1 step. And that works fine. I had a 3' ramp and it was ok for a scooter but too steep for a manual wheel chair. I felt like I was going to fall.
2184099
I would think it would work just fine. Since its collapsible it wouldn't take much space in your vehicle while traveling and its not too heavy. I have been using these for years for yard waste and trash and are very happy with them.
2203177
hello. i sent this back. not because it wasnt good but because i needed it for travel and i found this to be to big. i was travelling to amsterdam and they make one there that is a combo walker and wheelchair very compact. it is called a rollz rollator. sorry i could not be of any help.
1561483
I think it would be fine. It's also pretty light for lifting it in and out of the car.