In-depth review
WeatherTech PetRamp Review (2027)
In-depth review of the WeatherTech PetRamp: 67-inch molded resin deck, 300 lb rating, molded traction pads, and a 33.5-inch fold.


WeatherTech PetRamp
A 67-inch molded resin ramp rated to 300 lb, with traction pads molded into the deck and rubber feet at both ends.
Our verdict
The PetRamp is the stiffness-first vehicle ramp: a molded resin deck rated to 300 lb that does not bow under heavy dogs, with traction molded into the surface instead of glued on top of it. The 15-inch width and premium price are the trade-offs, but for big dogs that have learned to distrust flexing ramps, this is the deck that rebuilds confidence.
What we like
- 300 lb capacity with a rigid molded build that does not flex under heavy dogs
- 67 in of length folds in half to 33.5 in for cargo areas and storage bays
- Molded traction pads and rubber feet at both ends grip paws and ground alike
- Proprietary resin construction made in the USA, with integrated carry handles
What to watch out for
- 15 in deck is narrower than the widest truck ramps in this catalog
- Premium pricing for a molded single-hinge design
- At 16 lb it is a two-hand carry for smaller owners
What owners report: WeatherTech PetRamp
Synthesized from recurring themes in long-term owner feedback.
Most praised
- The rigid molded deck stays composed under heavy dogs that make lighter ramps bow
- Molded traction pads grip without any carpet or mat to peel, trap grit, or wash separately
- It folds flat with handles and stores against a wall or in a storage bay between trips
Common complaints
- The 15 in deck feels narrow to owners whose dogs are used to the widest ramps
- Premium pricing is hard to justify for small, light dogs that any ramp would serve
- At 16 lb the folded carry is a deliberate two-hand job, not a quick one-hand grab
Who it is for
Owners of large, heavy, or ramp-hesitant dogs loading into SUVs, trucks, and RVs.
A molded deck that does not flex
The PetRamp is a single molded resin structure rather than a framed panel, and that construction is the point: rated to 300 lb, the 67-inch deck stays flat and composed under dogs that make lighter folding ramps dip mid-span. For a heavy senior that freezes when the surface moves, stiffness is not a durability spec, it is the whole purchase.
Traction molded in, not stuck on
WeatherTech molds the traction pads directly into the deck and fits rubber feet at both ends, so there is no carpet to trap odor, no mat to reseat after washing, and nothing to peel in summer heat. The surface hoses clean like the rest of the ramp, which suits a ramp that lives by porch stairs or in a cargo area full time.
Fold, carry, and the width trade-off
A center hinge folds the ramp to 33.5 inches, and integrated handles make the 16 lb carry manageable to a tailgate or storage bay. The honest compromise is width: at 15 inches the deck is narrower than the 17 inch class leaders, so very wide-gaited giant breeds walk it more carefully than the PetSTEP.
Key specifications
- Length
- 67 in open, folds to 33.5 in
- Width
- 15 in
- Weight limit
- 300 lb
- Ramp weight
- 16 lb
- Surface
- Molded traction pads, rubber feet at both ends
- Model
- 8AHR1DG, made in USA
Sources: Ubuy retailer listings, Amazon product listing, WeatherTech product documentation
Also consider
PetSTEP Original Folding Pet Ramp
A 70-inch folding ramp rated to 500 lb, with a rubberized ribbed deck that hoses clean.
Why consider it: A wider 17-inch deck and a 500 lb rating for the heaviest giant breeds.
- Length: 70 in open, folds to approx. 36 in
- Weight limit: 500 lb
Sources: PetSTEP manufacturer specifications, Amazon product listing, Amazon Canada product listing
HBTower Folding Dog Ramp 63 Inch
A 63-inch aluminum folding ramp rated to 250 lb, with a non-slip surface.
Why consider it: A 250 lb aluminum quad-fold with a 17.3-inch deck for big dogs and mud season.
- Length: 63 in open, quad-folding
- Width: 17.3 in
Research-based assessment. TrueGear has not hands-on tested this product; this evaluation synthesizes manufacturer specifications, retailer documentation, and published expert reviews.
Questions, answered
Is the PetRamp wide enough for a giant breed?
At 15 inches it suits most large dogs, but the widest-gaited giants are better served by a 17 inch class deck like the PetSTEP. The 300 lb rating itself is never the limiting factor here.
Can it stay outside by the porch or in the RV bay?
Yes. The resin construction, molded surface, and rubber feet tolerate outdoor storage and campsite weather, and the whole ramp hoses clean. Bring it under cover in hard freezes to keep the hinge moving freely.
How does it fold for travel?
It folds in half at a center hinge to 33.5 inches and carries by integrated handles, fitting cargo floors and most RV storage bays. Measure the bay door diagonal before committing, as with any long ramp.
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