Kodiak Heavy-Duty Dog Ramp for Truck Beds, 250 lb, 63 or 71 Inches
Kodiak Heavy-Duty Dog Ramp for Truck Beds, 250 lb, 63 or 71 Inches
4.8 (6 reviews)Dog Ramp for Truck – Heavy-Duty 250 lb Aluminum
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- Lengths
- 63 in or 71 in
- Widths
- 17 in or 20 in
- Weight capacity
- 250 lb (113 kg)
- Frame
- Anodized aluminum, riveted
- Feet
- Adjustable anti-slip
Who it fits
Dogs up to 250 lb — labs, shepherds, retrievers, danes. The 20-inch deck is the one to pick for a big or unsteady dog.
Free tracked delivery
In stock
Arrives in 6–15 business days
- OrderedToday
- ShipsIn 1–3 days
- Delivered6–15 days
About this item
- Rated to 250 lb Anodized aluminum, riveted rather than glued, so it doesn't flex underfoot.
- Tethered to the truck A steel carabiner clips to the tailgate latch, so it can't shift on gravel or a slope.
- Folds four ways A 71-inch ramp stores as a flat slab behind the seat.
- Ships in 1–3 business days, free and tracked.
- Five-year warranty on frames and hardware, one year on covers and foam.
- 30-day returns, and we never charge a restocking fee.
- Damaged or wrong? We pay the return shipping, not you.
- A person answers email inside 12 hours, seven days a week.
Specifications
Dimensions
- Lengths
- 63 in or 71 in
- Widths
- 17 in or 20 in
- Folded
- A quarter of its length, quadruple-fold
Strength
- Weight capacity
- 250 lb (113 kg)
- Frame
- Anodized aluminum, riveted
- Feet
- Adjustable anti-slip
In the box
- Included
- Safety tether with steel carabiner
- Carrying
- Reinforced webbing handle
- Assembly
- None — arrives ready to use
Materials & care
- Made from
- Anodized aluminum frame, riveted not glued. Ribbed carpet walking surface.
- Cleaning
- Hose the carpet down and let it dry. Do not leave standing in water.
Getting your dog to use it
- Lay it flatOpen it on the ground indoors or on the drive, flat, nowhere near the truck. Walk him across it for treats until it stops being interesting.
- Raise it slowlyLift one end a few inches and repeat over two or three days. Let him set the pace rather than coaxing him up a full slope on day one.
- Clip the tetherSet it against the tailgate, clip the carabiner to the latch, and walk beside him the first few times. The tether is what stops it shifting underfoot.
Warranty
- Frames & hardware
- 5 years from delivery
- Covers, foam & fabric
- 1 year from delivery
Covers manufacturing faults — a weld, a hinge, a frame that fails in normal use, a seam or a zip that goes. We repair it, send the part, or replace the piece.
It doesn't cover chewing, scratching, damage from misuse, or anything loaded past its stated weight limit. Nor does it cover normal wear: sisal fraying is the post doing its job, and carpet treads mat down with use.
Email support@lulil.com with your order number and a photo. Full terms: our warranty.
Shipping & returns
Ships in 1-3 days from our US warehouse, then 5-12 days in transit. Free tracked delivery on every order.
Free tracked shipping on every US order, no minimum. Orders placed after 5:00pm ET start the next business day. We ship within the United States only.
Returns within 30 days of delivery, unused and in the original packaging with everything it came with. There is no restocking fee. If it turns up damaged, faulty or simply the wrong thing, we pay the return shipping.
Anything at all: support@lulil.com.
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The tailgate is the one he can't do any more.
A truck bed sits a foot higher than a car trunk. It's the jump that goes first, and the one that does the most damage on the way down.
Getting him to use it
Almost no dog walks up a ramp the first time.
Rushing it on day one is the surest way to make him refuse it for good. Three short sessions over a week is all it takes.
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1
Lay it flat
Open it on the ground indoors or on the drive, flat, nowhere near the truck. Walk him across it for treats until it stops being interesting.
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2
Raise it slowly
Lift one end a few inches and repeat over two or three days. Let him set the pace rather than coaxing him up a full slope on day one.
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3
Clip the tether
Set it against the tailgate, clip the carabiner to the latch, and walk beside him the first few times. The tether is what stops it shifting underfoot.
Will it fit your truck?
Measure before you order.
Measure from the ground to your tailgate or bed floor. The longer the ramp, the gentler the climb - 63 inches suits most SUVs and crossovers, 71 inches is the one for pickup beds and lifted trucks. If your dog is arthritic, size up.
Take the height from the ground to the tailgate or bed floor. The longer the ramp, the gentler the climb, and if your dog is arthritic, size up.
Ramp, stairs, or lifting him
Why we sell ramps to people with big dogs.
| Kodiak | A car ramp | Lifting him yourself | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Truck beds and lifted SUVs | Built for them | Too short, slope too steep | Hardest possible lift |
| Weight capacity | 250 lb | Usually 150 lb | Whatever you can carry |
| Surface underfoot | Ribbed carpet, soft on pads | Grit or plastic | Not applicable |
| Anchored to the vehicle | Steel carabiner tether | Rests in place only | Not applicable |
| Your back | Nothing to lift | Nothing to lift | This is where owners get hurt |
| Stored in the truck | Folds to a quarter length | Folds in half | Nothing to store |
About Kodiak Heavy-Duty Dog Ramp for Truck Beds, 250 lb, 63 or 71 Inches
A pickup bed sits roughly a foot higher than the trunk of a car, and that foot is what ends the jumping. A dog who still manages the back seat will stand at a tailgate and wait to be lifted, and a 90 lb dog lifted to chest height is where owners hurt themselves. A dog ramp for truck beds has to be longer, stronger and anchored, or he will not trust it.
Kodiak is the heavy one. An anodized aluminum frame rated to 250 lb, riveted rather than glued, with a ribbed carpet surface instead of grit: softer under an old dog's pads, and it doesn't shred them in the wet. It folds four ways into a flat slab with a webbing handle, so a 71-inch ramp still lives behind the seat.
The tether is the part people don't expect to care about and then do. A steel carabiner clips to the tailgate latch, so the ramp is attached to the truck rather than balanced against it. On gravel, with a big dog shifting his weight halfway up, that matters.
Why Kodiak works for big dogs and tall trucks
- 63 or 71 inches longthe 71-inch keeps the slope gentle from a pickup bed or a lifted truck; the 63-inch suits most SUVs.
- 250 lb ratinganodized, riveted aluminum that stays rigid under the heaviest breeds.
- 17 or 20 inches widethe 20-inch deck gives an unsteady dog room to correct his footing.
- Ribbed carpet surfacesofter than grit on old pads, grips when wet, hoses clean.
- Steel carabiner tetherclips to the tailgate latch so the ramp cannot slide out from under him.
- Quadruple-foldpacks to a quarter of its length with a reinforced webbing handle.
- Adjustable anti-slip feetsits level on gravel and on a slope.
Specifications
| Lengths | 63 in or 71 in |
| Widths | 17 in or 20 in |
| Folded | A quarter of its length, quadruple-fold |
| Weight capacity | 250 lb (113 kg) |
| Frame | Anodized aluminum, riveted |
| Surface | Ribbed carpet |
| Feet | Adjustable anti-slip |
| Included | Safety tether with steel carabiner |
| Carrying | Reinforced webbing handle |
| Assembly | None; arrives ready to use |
Which length for your truck?
Measure from the ground to your tailgate or bed floor. The longer the ramp, the gentler the climb: 63 inches suits most SUVs and crossovers, 71 inches is the one for pickup beds and lifted trucks. If your dog is arthritic, size up, and take the 20-inch width for a shepherd, a Lab or anything with hip trouble. For a sedan or a low hatchback Kodiak is more ramp than you need; Ridgeline is lighter and cheaper for load heights under 28 inches.
Questions about a dog ramp for truck beds
Which size do I need?
Measure ground to tailgate. The 63-inch suits most SUVs and crossovers; the 71-inch is the one for pickup beds and lifted trucks. The wider 20-inch deck is worth it for a big or unsteady dog: shepherds, Labs, anything with hip trouble. If your dog is arthritic, size up.
Will 250 lb really hold?
Yes, and it is aluminum rather than plastic, so it doesn't flex underfoot. Flex is what makes a hesitant dog stop halfway.
Is the carpet hard to clean?
Hose it and let it dry. It sheds mud better than it looks like it will.
Can I leave it in the truck bed?
Yes. Aluminum won't rust. The carpet will last longer out of standing water.
My dog has never used a ramp. How do I train him?
Almost none have. Lay it flat at home first and walk him across it for treats, then raise one end a little at a time over a few days before it goes near the truck. Rushing day one is the main reason dogs refuse a ramp for good.
How does shipping work, and what if it's the wrong size?
Free tracked shipping on every US order. Orders ship within 1–3 business days and arrive 6–15 business days door to door. US only. Send it back within 30 days of delivery, unused and in its original packaging, for a refund. If it arrives damaged or isn't what you ordered, we cover the return shipping.
Shipping & returns
Free tracked shipping on every US order; orders ship within 1–3 business days and arrive 6–15 business days door to door, US only. Returns within 30 days of delivery, unused and in the original packaging; if it arrives damaged or is the wrong item, we cover the return shipping.
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