An attempt was made to load an electric machine weighing 360 kg onto a Hilux 4x4 2017. The tracks were slipping, the machine could not go slow enough at a steady speed to avoid the slightest vibration on the ramps. It should be noted that I had also placed 2 aluminum box sections horizontally so that the ramps would be tied together as one and the construction would be more sturdy, and I was on level ground. The straps loosened just a little, but it was enough for one ramp to move out of place and for the small support legs to bend, and for me to get hurt as well, because instead of falling down, the legs acted as an obstacle and the ramp tilted to the right. The strap retention system is very bad, even criminal. Professional ramps have a handle to support them on truck beds or trailers, and on a large truck with professional bars with a much steeper incline, the machine went up with ease... the 3 red plastics on the edges acted as anti-slip devices...

Good ramp in general.

I have completely removed the legs. They are useless and dangerous. They are not stable and make the ramp wobble back and forth no matter how you adjust them. It is a bad design.

If you want to load a heavy machine, I don't know if it will hold without the legs. I load a 100 kg bike and it holds up fine, but I doubt it will handle anything over 170-180 kg

I'm kicking myself for not buying it earlier!!! Loading is a piece of cake!

update 5/12/25:
Since I've now used it quite a bit, let me add some tips for those interested. If the bike you're loading onto it is small, then the one strap it has is enough to secure it. If you're loading a bigger bike, then you definitely need to tie it down with two straps if you don't want any trouble.
For a large bike, here's the next tip. Be careful with the extendable legs as they tend to move vertically along the ramp, which can result in a risk of the vehicle tipping over if you're not careful.
In general, loading small bikes is a piece of cake for one person, both for loading and unloading.
For larger bikes, two people are necessary, and it's good that once the bike is fully on the ramp, the second person steps on the rear end of the ramp that touches the ground with their feet.

It seems very good for its price and of course time will prove this, the only thing that worries me a little is that when I open it completely it struggles a bit at the end to connect the two parts together. However, this may not be anything bad.

I made holes to put in the wedges because with the straps it has a process and it's not worth it. It's a good construction for its price; if you adjust the legs to the right height, it's just fine

Sturdy construction. Essentially, it is used on the 4 steps as shown in the photo. It also has adjustable feet for better support and stability on the floor, but it raises the ramp very high. For lifting and lowering a machine, it does its job since it opens and closes easily.

I use the product almost daily for the input and output of the TDM 900 in a space with five steps without any problem. It has been in my possession for two years and it is flawless.

Perfect for stairs, I put the machine in the yard now without any problem, it sets up in 1 minute and you close it and pick it up just as quickly, lightweight and sturdy, very good construction. And a very good price.