can this ramp be used on the back seat car door? or just the back
1841530
Yes it has a slightly curved lip that can grip onto almost anything along with a suction cup anchor.
1841531
sorry for delay, been away. no,i dont think you could steady it enough to work. if you have a large dog you really need to be able to secure it good and not have a steep angle.i have dodge nitro & dodge ram and i couldn't get it to work good. the dogs are a lab & pointer.
1841532
We have an SUV and just use the back. There is a tailgate latch that the ramp fastens to give it stability. Not sure about using back seat car door.
1841533
I have an xTerra and find it rests better on the step-up just below the door. If you don't have anything to anchor the ramp, it's a little unsteady. But if you do have hold it (lightly...no man-handling necessary) the pooch has no problem going up and down. You may also consider how wide your door opening is. ...Again...works fine on my xTerra, in the door or on the step-up.
1841534
works fine as seen in the photo. or on the tail gate of the truck. But, it is fairly wide for the back seat door of my car, the door does not open wide enough for the ramp to sit properly. I think it depends on the car.
1841535
When in it's folded position, it is 8 inches high (16x26 inches wide/long) and is sturdy enough to use as a step stool for my 67lb older dog to get in to the back seat of the SUV. It does not fit as a ramp to the back seat of my Outlander, it tips and is unsafe - the door does not open wide enough to set it securely. I use the ramp for loading him in the back of the SUV and the folded stool for getting him in the back seat.
1841536
Yes, I have used it in the back seat car door. It won't be perfectly flush, because the door doesn't open straight, but simply press down hard to make sure it's stable, and it shouldn't be a problem. My dog prefers that more gentle slope, than the high ramp on the back gate.
1841537
It can be used back or front doors, hatch back, or pickup bed - BUT; I strongly recommend you lay it flat, initially, and get your dog used to walking on it. Then, as the comfort, feel, and familiarity grow increase the angle to allow your pet to "work into" using a ramp.
1841538
Can you please verify exactly how you want to place ramp and I will glady ck for you. I.e. Do you want to place on floor board or back car seat
2169197
no- it does not seem to be designed for side doors- front or back. however, it works very well using the tailgate [rear hatch-door]
860497
I would not use in a car. The lift would have to be adjusted to face a door and that can cause discomfort while riding in the car.
1485437
i have the 3 ft ramp and it would not attach to the back of the truck. this ramp would require tools to separate.
2177947
I am not sure that the door would open wide enough. Also, the ramp might me a little to tall. I use it for a miniature dachshund to climb into the bed. It works very well but the material is a little slippery.
169519
The ramp has a clip that attaches to inside the bumper. It is very solid and I have a 100lb dog. I would advise practicing with your dog prior to attaching it to the bumper just to make sure they don't try to jump off if they get scared.
1129083
I use it on the back door on the driver side. I believe you have to get a different one. You order for left or right side
1746084
Yes it can be used with just back cover. However the front swings around and fold to back so easily there would be no reason not to use with both front and back.
1943294
I have tried and tried to use this ramp with my side door and it is just impossible. The o ly way I can only get it to fit when I open my back hatch and have my lab get into my car. that way. **I have a Kia Soul. (However I still love the ramp!)
1609386
Yes, the backside is pretty much flat, but not completely. It is reasonably heavy, so you would probably need to use it with double sided strong adhesive tape. It works really good to protect my car doors in the garage. However, I do need to get another pack for my car's back doors as well. It is only long enough to protect one door.
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Mine works off the back of my pathfinder. It should work off any door. Obviously the higher the vehicle, the more slope the ramp. Off of a car, the slope will be slighter and you will just need to have some sort of place for the top of the ramp to sit when the dog is on it. I personally would not put it on my seat, so the bottom of the door frame should work as long as it is wide enough. I would check the width of the ramp and measure the inside of my door. if there is enough width, it should be fine. Like I said, the slope of the ramp will be less, so you would need more ground room when it is extended.
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I use the ramp with my hatchback - I have a Jeep. I do know people use it with side doors, just make sure there is enough room for the dog to get to the ramp and not have to jump too far from the seat. If there is room for the dog to get to the floor then any side door would work just as good. I have a 93 lb lab and it was a chore getting her up the ramp, down was never a problem. Once she got the hang of it she was fine and ready to go. The ramp allows us to take the dog places that were our of reach before and had made a big difference in our dogs attitude and ability.
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The ramp is lightweight and strong. It should say the weight rating. It also comes in different lengths I think. We used it for my Mom and her wheelchair into the house, but it was only about a 5" rise. The trunk would be much more, but I think it could work with a longer ramp.
270854
Hi, the ramp is great, but I think the problem you will have is with your car door. It probably won't open wide enough for you to securely fit the ramp. The ramp needs to sit flush, and straight out from the car, for it to be safe. I Hope you find a way, our doggies are dear to us.
1581817
I can't be 100% sure , however if your door opens sideways, I will say no you can't use this. If you look at the design of the tent, on top it starts out away from vehicle for doors that open up but as it progressing downward it attaches to the bumper area of the vehicle. It would look to me, there just isn't enough tent toward bottom to accommodate a sideway opening door. Hope this helps.....
2259702
I bought it to work on my Porsche 944. It has pretty low clearance on the front, but I have no problem using this. I am sure your Cadillac has no problem clearing the ramp.
1908860
The hutch has a wood door on the right side that is long enough to be a ramp. I personally have never used it as such, due to the hutch being on my back deck and not that secure.