Pyle Portable Lightweight Plastic Curb Ramps - 2PC Heavy Duty Plastic Threshold Ramp Set for Driveway, Loading Dock, Sidewalk, Car, Truck, Scooter, Bike, Motorcycle, Wheelchair Mobility

What It Is

These are a pair of lightweight, heavy-duty plastic curb ramps designed to bridge gaps between surfaces—driveways, sidewalks, loading docks, or thresholds. They work for lawn mowers, wheelchairs, scooters, bikes, motorcycles, and small vehicles, making it easier to roll over curbs or steps without jarring the equipment.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, measure your curb or step height (max recommended rise is 4–5 inches) and the ramp’s width (each ramp is about 12 inches wide). Ensure your mower’s wheelbase or tire width fits within that width; wider mowers may need to use both ramps side-by-side. These are universal, not brand-specific, so no OEM fitment check needed. Verify the ramp angle won’t scrape your mower’s deck—low-clearance decks (under 3 inches) might bottom out on steep transitions. Weight capacity is rated up to 3,300 lbs per pair, suitable for most riding mowers and zero-turns.

Key Things to Know

• Material & durability: Made from heavy-duty plastic, not rubber. They hold up well under moderate use but can crack under extreme cold or repeated heavy impacts (e.g., a loaded truck).
• Installation: No tools required—just place them on the curb. They have anti-slip ridges but may shift on smooth concrete; some users add adhesive or sandbags for stability.
• Common gotcha: The ramps are lightweight (about 5 lbs each), so they can blow away or get knocked out of position. Store them when not in use.
• Use case limits: Best for occasional, low-speed use. Frequent high-speed mower maneuvers can cause the ramps to slide or flex.

Should You Buy It

If you need an affordable, portable solution for occasionally rolling a lawn mower, wheelchair, or bike over a low curb or step, these ramps work well. They’re not built for heavy commercial use or extreme heights, but for homeowners with standard riding mowers or push mowers, they’re a solid, low-fuss buy.