Best Dog Car Ramps for 2022

Gen7Pets products are smart and designed with your pets needs in mind. They’re a brand you can trust to pay attention to detail and quality. And this ramp is not only the nicest looking with the turfed soft surface, but it’s sturdy and designed with rubber stoppers at both ends to prevent any slippage.

It’s lightweight yet holds up to 250 pounds and provides one of the widest walking paths for a 72″ long ramp.

It automatically locks when folded for security and has a soft handle attached for easy transportation.

Unsure a dog ramp will be a good idea for your dog? Maybe you are worried that they won’t have enough stamina to climb the ramp, or that there won’t be enough grip.

If you have a tall car, there is also the risk that the ramp would need to either be a very long or very steep incline. Steps make it easier for older or larger dogs to get into a tall car, at their own pace.

The treads of the steps are non-slip, so can be placed on any surface. It takes just seconds to set up and can fold away into a small carry size as the picture shows. The build is strong aluminium and the rivet technology ensures no screws will come loose or rust over time.

Height adjustable, it will suit heights of between 75-89cm. The width of the steps is 40cm and the depth varies depending on how much they are extended for height, they average 16.5-20cm.

It holds 80kg of weight, making it one of the best for larger dogs, and just needs to be wiped down with a damp cloth if it gets muddy.

This bestseller is telescopic, making it easy to transport and take on trips as well as stabilise.

It also means it can be adjusted to the perfect size and angle for your pooch and car compatibility. It’s durable, and weighs only 6kg. The high traction surface makes for a slip-proof journey for your dog, even in wet weather or if they are unsteady on their feet.

To say that the heaviest dog ever recorded was Zorba, an English Mastiff who reached a weight of 343lbs, we think that this ramp will easily hold your mutt.

180kgs capacity makes it one of the best for heavier breeds, and the tough aluminium material means it won’t buckle or warp under the weight either.

With a telescopic extension, it can be moved to the ideal length between 99-183 cm, which also makes it one of the longest and best for all occasions and cars. Others that can reach this length and carry a big weight can suffer from sagging in the middle, which this avoids.

Despite the strength and size, it only weighs 6kg so it is comfortable to carry. It is a non-slip grip surface, and the side rails will prevent your dog from overstepping or losing their footing.

When it is all folded down, a locking latch will stop it from opening when you’re in transit. A little quick start guide is included so you can read through this before using it.

Plastic, making it lightweight and easy to clean, this ramp is great for those occasional car adventures or trips to the vet.

Great for pets with arthritis or who aren’t as active as they once were, as well as small dogs or any owners who are unable to lift their dog into the boot.

It is able to hold a good amount, so your dog should be fine standing or walking on it. Bear in mind it is on the slimmer side, however, so even though it could hold a larger dog, they may need something wider.

Steps may be better than ramps for smaller dogs or dogs who struggle with grip and balance.

Every step has a large surface area, and the PVC material is simple to keep clean and wipe. It is also waterproof and great for any pets that weigh up to 80kg.

You can adjust the angle to suit the car and the dog. It only weighs 5kg including the bag which it comes in, which gives you tidy storage in the boot.

Available in blue, black or red (just in case you have a preference), this ramp has a textured tread and a rubber non-slip underbelly for extra safety.

It folds in two for transporting, and a clip will keep both sections together so it can’t fall open or become damaged when in transit. When folded, it is 78cm long, so it should be good for most car boots or at least the front/back seat.

At just 4.5kgs, it is easy to lift in and out of the car and handle to unfold it. The tread is similar to emery material, which isn’t the grippiest but for smaller, sprightly dogs is fine as they’ll clear it in an instant.

This ramp is slightly different – it doesn’t fold or extend, simply being ready to go at all times. Great for anyone who doesn’t want any fussing, but who has a car which can accommodate this longer permanent size.

It can hold a maximum of 50kgs, so is best for small to medium dogs. The raised edges will keep your dog safe when they’re walking, as will the non-slip surface. A big benefit of it all being in one piece is that it is incredibly firm, with no risk of warping or folding in the centre under any weight pressure.

An entirely plastic ramp, which is great for being lightweight and foldable if you struggle to lift heavy items.

At only 4.5kgs, it is by far one of the lightest on the rundown and reviews. It also folds down small, so it will fit in most boots to carry it. And to stop the plastic from causing any accidents, the ramp is textured.

Despite being plastic, this ramp is incredibly durable, and Easipet promises that it can carry up to 200 pounds making it incredibly versatile. It also happens to be incredibly popular with other dog owners, which is always a good sign!