Old Dogs, and the double cab - part seconda

Seems like with the tie down Drings on the bed, the cleats on the bed rails along with a couple of ratchet straps would keep it from sliding around.

One happy dog you have there!

 

Thanks man...i like the ratchet straps. hmmm....

He is a pretty great little guy.

 

Thoughts on these?

$27 ZENY Portable Folding Dog Ramps for SUV, Truck, Car Ramp Stairs Step Ladder for Pet, Non-Slip Pet Ramp with Raised Siderails

https://www.amazon.com/ZENY-Portabl...=folding+pet+step&qid=1698347385&sr=8-40&th=1

Trimate Folding Pet Ramp, 61", Portable Lightweight Dog or Cat Ramp, Great Traction, Suitable for All Cars, Max Load 165 Pound Capacity to accommodate Large Dogs, Color, Grey

https://www.amazon.com/Trimate-Port...words=folding+pet+step&qid=1698347554&sr=8-30

 

I have the first one, it works great and fits the truck with ~3.5" lift. That said, in a perfect world it would pack down smaller for the times I've got the back full of stuff. Really, in those cases I just lift the dog in.

 

See my post here #5. Here’s my take on the two ramps. The first ramp appears kind of cheap. It’s light weight made out of plastic/polypro. I don’t know how well that would hold up. The second one also appears to be made of plastic and I didn’t see any measurements of it. Don’t know how long or wide it is. Don’t really know how sturdy either one is. They may be great ramps but a lot of things made of plastic is crap. They are both cheap and cheap is usually not good and good is not cheap. As I said in my post don’t go cheap or half ass. Try to find one made of aluminum. I paid for mine a couple years ago around $100. I see that Chewy has a good one (looks like the one I have) for $119. Id recommend the one at Chewy over the two plastic ones. Again the two you listed may be fine but I’d rather have a more sturdy aluminum one.

 

Thanks so much. Agree on plastic.