I have a Lincoln Towncar and the doors on cars don't open as fully as door on SUVs and Vans. Would the steps fit a Lincoln Towncar?
99440
The steps are about 16 inches wide and the tallest part is 22 inches high on the 3 step model. Maybe you would only need the 2 step model which would be about 15 inches tall
99441
If you are trying to use the steps to get your dog into the car they are going to be too tall for one thing and they wouldn't be sturdy enough for your dog to be safely put in the car if the steps are not flat on the ground
99442
You would have to measure how wide the door swings in order to see if the steps would fit. They are rigid and do not bend, so they need to fit the opening.
99443
Not sure. It is very easy to take apart though and put back together. It would take 5 minutes
99444
I would measure the height and width first, but I think it would work. My only concern would be when you got to the destination, they're fairly bulky and would take up a fair percentage of the trunk. On the plus side, they're extremely light weight and can be moved single handedly.
99445
I think the steps should work fine. You may have to turn them so they are parallel to the car, rather than at a right angle. This way, they won't need as much width, but your dog should be able to climb them just fine. I turned my steps so the side was next to the bed (so it was like being placed next to a car the way I suggested), and my puppy ran right up them either way. Hope this helps!
99446
I would measure the height and width first, but I think it would work. My only concern would be when you got to the destination, they're fairly bulky and would take up a fair percentage of the trunk. On the plus side, they're extremely light weight and can be moved single handedly. I would purchase a light weight ramp if this is the only use you will give them (in and out of a car). They are easy to take apart and put back together if the pet only traves occassionally and you don't have to do this daily.
99447
Yes, fine. I hold it down with my foot and put it at a slight slant. It's still really easy for my dog
99448
I would imagine that you would need to angle the steps to fit them in the door and even then I'm not sure they would fit. Assuming you are trying to use the steps to assist a pet into the car...
1483962
Yes. The steps don't extend past the double cab portion of the body. BTW I love them.
303237
Unfortunately the wider cars won't work. They will get stuck. We have quite a few McQueen cars and they didn't fit.
2243673
No. The steps do not stick out far enough to prevent this. They are very narrow for steps and are ok to help getting in the vehicle but are definitely for a small foot.
1037866
Believe they are all custom fit for the model and year of the car/suv/ whatever. May be off by a bit if the Outback's dimensions have changed -- nothing to worry about.
2159004
I don't know - I have a Lincoln MKZ and they fir perfctly. You can actually have them lap over a bit so they would probably work. Thay are very pretty.
1098503
I own a 2011 Kia Sorento. It has a rear door that opens up like a hatchback - and NOT like a regular car door like some SUVs do. If your SUV's rear door opens up like a hatchback and has similar dimensions like a 2011 Sorento, which it looks like it does, then I don't see why this tent would not attach to your SUV. I'd say yes it should fit, but I am not 100% sure though.
2138437
yes. its not that wide so the sturdyness could be a problem. Double check the dimensions and see if that will work for your steps :)
1486963
Most likely yes, at least the side door. I have used it on the side door and rear hatch of a VW minivan and the side door of a Subaru. A Suburban is probably higher off the ground than any of those so the ramp will be at a steeper incline. That will make it more difficult for the dog but probably not impossible. Just last week my daughter used the ramp in its non-extended position on the Subaru so that made the incline more steep. My dog was able to walk down it but did so faster than she would usually walk down it.
1723194
2013 Toyota Highlander Base 4dr SUV 2.7L 4-cyl. it have a step board will it fit.
1993287
Since a 91 Town Car is a 2nd generation Town Car ( meaning model years 1990 thru 1997) and is the same platform and body style as a 97 I would think that it should fit all Town Cars in this range of years. I do know that the motor fits Grand Marquies and Crown Vic of the same year even if it did not come with a pull down motor (you just need to run a wire to it) Look at your old one and see if you can find a part number on it. Google the part number and see what comes up
1430553
I put a set on a 2006 and a 2011 and they fit really nice, but they were both regular style beds if your bed is normal at the top I would think they would work just fine. I have never owned a stepside type bed so I can not make that call.
1538388
It probably has to do with the model of vehicle it fits. I will say this - their is no gain in functionality to the longer step tubes, as they just go beyond the front door and the back door to an area where you will likely never be standing on it anyway.
1217666
I have two door they will not fit right you can make them work but it doesn't look right
501428
The doors are small. It will fit but you would have to get it in though the back of it has good size openings in the back. Yes it will fit just not through the front doors they don't even open all the way.
1911638
I have a dodge caliber and it fit great...my husband has a even smaller car a kia forte 2 door and it fit nicely as well! We didn't use the base (but we never tried to because my car was the main car and didn't want to bother taking it in and out, plus he has bucket seats). My mom's dodge neon fit the base and carseat just fine as well.
1483583
Not sure. We have a 1994 Winnebago Adventurer that the steps weren't opening or closing. The control unit fixed the problem.