Happybuy Car Driveway Rubber Curb Ramps Heavy Duty 33069lbs Capacity Threshold Ramp 2.6 Inch High Cable Cover Curbside Bridge Ramp for Loading Dock Garage Sidewalk (1-Channel, 1Pack-Curb Ramp)

All my neighbors love the look of these. I bought two, but probably need a third to adequately reach across my driveway.They are quiet and heavy duty sturdy. With a water channel under them.My main complaint is that they don’t stay in place. They are very heavy to move.Still, I love them and wobuy them again.

Great product but don't expect to receive the hardware.

Without adhering it to the concrete, the ramps will move slightly. (It does come with the proper screws although a couple were broken). However, with the recent heavy rains, the gutter kept sweeping them around. They are a heavy thick rubber that is making it easier to back my car out of my driveway.

I love these ramps and ordered 2 sets, however as others have said, the packaging isn't strong enough to prevent holes where the bolt packages will fall out. I was missing 1 of 4 and decided to use 3/8 Tapcon concrete anchors instead after drilling holes with a hammer drill and diamond tip 3/8 concrete bit, then tightened them with a 1/2 ratchet and socket. The whole process took me about an hour.

First off, I suppose it's my own fault for not verifying the dimensions, but I feel a bit underinformed as to how small this thing is. For a car you need two of them-luckily for me, ramping one side is just enough to keep my car from scraping so the one is sufficient in this case.Second thing that bugs me is the so-called "easy install." No instructions were included, all it had was 4 weird bolts and a note that effectively said "thou shalt install." Great. Thanks. Turns out, you need a hammer drill and a masonry bit (no idea what size) to drill a hole in the concrete so that you can insert the bolts and anchor them in place. Good to know.Lastly, I'm not thrilled by the price, especially since it's so small. $80 for a 4' slab of rubber? For perspective, you can get a car tire for less than that, and tires are significantly more complex. I get that there isn't as much demand for these, but if the cost wasn't so steep I think more people would be interested.Bottom line, yeah the thing works, but I'm not thrilled with it. I should've just poured cement.

We found the sturdiness, weight and relief of not having to bump ourselves into the driveway to be a real treat! The builder in our subdivision began by creating proper curb cuts for driveways, but then "cheapened out" as the construction project was drawing to a close, leaving our entire street with these bothersome driveways. Other than our home, our vehicles are our most costly purchases, so we wanted to save wear and tear on them as best we could. The weight of these makes it unnecessary to attach them in our area, and we will remove them for the infrequent snowplow passes in the winter. The ruggedness, reflective stripes and smoothness they give to our driveway are a huge benefit over what the builder provided. These ramps fill the gap nicely. We initially bought 4 to use across the double drive, but were so pleased, purchased a fifth one to COMPLETELY span the width of our driveway and a bit more, to cover approaches from both directions. LOVE THESE!

as advertised

A good product, wish I got them sooner.

Product was good value for the money.

Sturdy apparatus. I am using it in my home music room to keep microphone cables neat and protected from foot traffic. It suits my needs.