Niubya Folding Car Dog Steps Stairs, Lightweight Accordion Portable Rustproof Metal Frame 4 Pet Steps Ladder with Durable Waterproof Ballistic Nylon, Great for Car, Truck, SUV and High Bed, Black

We have an older 110# Labrador. She is willing but not able to jump into our SUV. We tried a number of ramps that did not work. The Niubya Folding step/ramp did the trick.It is well made, sturdy and stable. It folds up easily to a small package. They designed in a handle to carry the ladder. The snap attached to the trunk lid to securely hold the ramp to the rear. It adjusts to various heights and angles. All in all a great product. You may want to glue in the tube end caps. They come off easily.

I have an old arthritic Border Collie x Staffie that weighs 50+ lbs. Really too heavy for me to lift and it hurts him to be lifted anyway. I have spent over $300 on a telescopic 4pets ramp and he panicked every time. Dogs aren't used to ramps, they are more familiar with stairs. These stairs are amazing: unlike the 4pets ramp which was very heavy (I'm getting older too!) clumsy to operate and took up a lot of space in my vehicle, this folding staicase weighs practically nothing and folds single-handedly into a neat square. The mechanism is smooth and easy and it opens up with a flick of your arm. It has a strap and clasp to tether it to the hatch-latch on the floor of your vehicle which holds it steady. The staircase can be extended to make the steps less steep or placed more upright for a more able dog. I use a harnesss with a handle on the top to guide my dog up and down and he is so happy to get back to walking in the park he loves. I can't recommend this product highly enough. Someone was really thinking when they invented this.

I absolutely love the idea of the folding stairs. My dog took to and learned them quickly. They are extremely lightweight which is great for people like me who have back problems. Easy to fold/collapse and extend. Easy setup use with the rubber gripping. Overall durability is fantastic. Two main problems/concerns I have discovered:1. The rubber and plastic foot pads that are inserted into the metal frame constantly pop out and I have lost a few rendering me having to replace them so that I can glue the foot pads on the new set of folding stairs.2. The nylon stairs are great for shock absorption to reduce joint pain. However they are rather slippery and my dog has slipped off of the stairs a few times. I highly recommend this company Niubya find a way to possibly sew-on or affix strips of rubber gripping so that no animal who has to use the stairs slips or falls off of them.Otherwise the durability, waterproof and ballistic attributes are a plus. I have shopped around and I still prefer these stairs over others, especially with the option to allow me to extend them depending on vehicle height.

I have a 10 year old 120 lb Black Lab, Rider. Rider’s favorite outdoor activity is to be on our boat. Walking on the boat from the dock is uneventful; however, getting him into the truck became a game changer. I purchased a ramp first ($175) and he NEVER successfully made it into the truck. I’d all but given up, saddened he wouldn’t be joining us on our weekend outings. Browsing Amazon I came across Niubya Stairs. After reading all the reviews I made the purchase. This product is exactly what it claims to be. Without hesitation Rider walked right up the stairs onto the backseat. You could see how proud he was and excited he could go “to the lake”. If I could change one thing I would offer the step width in different sizes. The steps were narrow for such a large dog. Love Love this product. Definitely worth the purchase price.

Had to return, but not because anything was wrong with it. My dogs just wouldn’t use it. Both are 100 pounds (Golden and Black Lab) and thing this size is better for a little smaller dogs. Especially for my 14 yr old golden. He needed a wider stair I think to feel comfortable.

Our 85 pound German Shepherd was having trouble jumping into the back of the SUV ( come on mom, she's 8 years old now!) We bought a ramp, thinking that she would just walk right up. She noped on that immediately (it didn't hold her weight correctly) I looked at several "stair like" set ups to help get into the car, because she is after all, 85 pounds and not too happy about being lifted. So I read the reviews, looked at the engineering of these stairs and took a chance that they might just be the answer we looking for. And they were! She balked for one second, then walked right up the stairs just fine! She even comes down the stairs as well. They hold her weight. She feels balanced and steady. The stairs fold up neatly and take up very little space in the back of the car. I bought the black stairs to match the interior of my car. They're easy to keep clean (which is nearly impossible with a white German Shepherd!) I really couldn't ask for a better set up for my Bonnie Girl.

I love how far out it flattens. My little dog isn't suppose to do steps so this acts as a ramp for her. The only this I don't like is the nylon on the top part of each step as its slick and she slides on the steps. There needs to be some slick resistance material on steps to avoid injury from sliding.

I bought this 13 months ago when I got my 2013 GMC Terrain. It is the exact height we needed for the vehicle. A strap with a carabiner that hooks to the hatch's striker keeps the stairs in place as the dogs climb/descend them. After driving to the woods 3 days a week with our large dogs, the stairs are still going strong. A few of the plastic caps have come off the sections of pole that the frame is constructed of but that doesn't affect performance. I am about to tighten the screws that connect and hinge the pole sections for the second time in a year, as the stairs eventually will become a bit wobbly, but a few turns of the allen wrench quickly brings them back to new condition. Even if this gave out after a year I would still recommend it (and I often do as many people have asked me about the quality and where I got it) as it has prevented so much possible hip damage and it takes very little space in the back of the Terrain and all at a very reasonable price. With a bit of maintenance I bet I'll get a few more years out of this contraption. When I eventually import an Ogar Polski, all 5 dogs can enjoy it.