What ramp lengths are available?
Three lengths are offered: 72 in, 88 in and 120 in. Model D-TR-72 is a light telescopic ramp at 72 in, D-TR-88 is a light telescopic ramp at 88 in, and D-FAR-120 is a Fold-A-Way ramp at 120 in. Those are the only three models listed for this product group.
What is the difference between the telescopic and the Fold-A-Way models?
They differ in how the ramp collapses for storage and transport. The two telescopic models, D-TR-72 and D-TR-88, extend and retract along their length. The Fold-A-Way model, D-FAR-120, folds instead, and it is the longest ramp in the group at 120 in. Choose based on how you plan to store and carry it.
How much do these ramps cost?
Prices run from $436.57 to $546.89 depending on model. D-TR-72 is $436.57, D-FAR-120 is $495.33 and D-TR-88 is $546.89. Note that the longest ramp is not the most expensive: the 120 in Fold-A-Way lists below the 88 in telescopic model, so compare by model number rather than by length.
How do I choose between the three lengths?
Match the ramp length to the rise you need to clear and the floor space you have in front of it. Measure the vertical rise at the doorway, step or vehicle, then confirm you have room for a 72 in, 88 in or 120 in ramp laid out at a usable slope. A longer ramp gives a gentler slope over the same rise.
Does the listing state weight capacity or ramp width?
No. The published specification data for this group covers brand, model number, description, length, price, country of origin and warranty only. Capacity, width and maximum usable rise are not included here. Confirm those figures against the specific model number before ordering if your application depends on them.
Where are they made and what warranty applies?
They are made in the USA by Vestil Manufacturing and carry a 1-Year Limited warranty. This applies across all three models in the group, D-TR-72, D-TR-88 and D-FAR-120. No other coverage terms, exclusions or claim conditions are stated in the product data for this listing.
