I-Beam Compact Bed Extender/Ramp Black 90" Open 50" on Truck

Using this on a 2005 Dakota quad cab pickup and it's working well for two full size dirtbikes. We have to turn the wheels slightly to get both bikes in at once but that's expected. Very sturdy ramp, bikes roll up and down easily due the 8' length and close spacing on the rungs. Fwiw I also have no problem walking on it. Rubber knobs on bottom ensure it's easy on the tailgate. Note on installation: I put the provided bed posts into the small hole on the bottom/rear straps and close those into the bed latches by hand. That way I can remove the ramp without loosening straps much by just lifting the handle underneath the bed popping free the two back straps. Then with a small shove I can usually remove the top/forward straps from their posts with very little if any strap adjustment.

Assembling this ramp wasn't easy, but once it was done, I had a nice sturdy ramp. Assembly uses "self tapping", hex-head screws. "Self tapping" means that the holes aren't threaded and the screws literally cut their way into the metal (read: "hard to screw in"). This means it's next to impossible to assemble this with hand tools. You will need a drill and the correct hex bit. Other than that, assembly was pretty simple. The directions weren't very comprehensive, but it's fairly easy to figure out. After assembly, the ramp feels very solid, the parts good quality, and not too heavy. All in all, I'm happy with the ramp and would recommend it.

No instructions included!!! There are a lot of pieces.....now I am stuck trying to find instructions online in order to spend what looks like is going to be at least and hour of flipping assembly. Had I known there would be this much work I would have purchased something that was already put together.

Bought this for my buddy for his birthday and he loves it! he is a moto lover and needed this for his truck to help transport his bikes around. This model fits a 2000 Toyota Tacoma perfect. love the black finish. assembly was a little tricky but with the impact gun was no problem. This bed extender stays in place with straps that go into the tailgate latches on the gate and on the wall of the bed. the ramp works great and supports the weight of the bikes no problem. If you are looking for a bike ramp and want the added support of a bed extender, its hard to find anything better!

Absolutely loving this thing totally worth the money. It’s light, folds completely into itself for efficient storage, and does exactly as advertised. So much more extra space when you do not have to pack a ramp on it’s own. Instructions leave a lot to wish for and are a little misleading if you are installing in a Tacoma but you will quickly figure out the little black plugs need to be installed in reverse when compared to the photos provide in the instructions. A+ overall!!

I mistakenly bought the compact model for my full size truck since the full size wasn't available. I would have been happier with the full sized ramp. Otherwise, I am pleased with the ramp. It came assembled. The strap instructions could be a little more detailed with the various methods of installation. I was able to get straps to work well enough.

This is a great ramp! Its compact so i can store it in the back of the truck or in a closet. I had imagined that it mounted to the truck when it is actually just strapped on. I had planned to leave it in the bed were as now I just store it in the house and can throw it in the truck when needed. Still a great ramp! Keep in mind the size you will need, I got lucky that this is the correct size for a Tacoma but if you visit Ready Ramp's website you'll find they have a variety of sizes

Great product. I have only had it for a month but I like it so far. You do have to build the ready ramp as it comes in pieces. I really wish it would have come all together. I suppose they save on shipping by not putting it together for you. It comes with some parts that make it easily adaptable to suit your truck. I have a 2004 Toyota Tacoma dual cab. I haven't used the ramp feature yet, but I plan to when weather gets better.