Our truck loading ramps are built to work with Ford F-150, Super Duty F-250 and F-350, Dodge Ram 1500, Ram 2500 and 3500, Chevy Silverado 1500, Silverado 2500HD and 3500HD, GMC Sierra 1500, Sierra 2500HD and 3500HD, Toyota Tacoma, Toyota Tundra, and Nissan Titan. Whether you need the best aluminum loading ramps for your ATV, a tri-fold aluminum ramp for your truck bed, or heavy-duty loading ramps with 1,500 lb capacity for equipment hauling, every ramp is sized to match standard pickup bed heights from mid-size Tacoma to full-size Super Duty and Ram 2500/3500.
Folding, Tri-Fold & Non-Folding Aluminum Ramps for Pickups
Our aluminum ramps for trucks are available in folding, tri-fold, and non-folding configurations — giving you the right balance of portability and weight capacity for your specific loading needs. Lightweight folding ramps for pickup trucks store compactly behind the seat or in the bed when not in use, while non-folding aluminum ramps provide maximum rigidity and weight support for heavier loads like side-by-sides and commercial equipment. Tri-fold loading ramps offer the best combination of compact storage and load-bearing strength for ATV and motorcycle loading.
Pair your loading ramps with bed protection from our Bed Accessories collection — including bed liners, bed mats, and tie-down anchors to secure your cargo after loading. For truck bed storage and organization, browse our Tool Boxes, Cargo Beds, and Headache Racks under our Commercial collection. If you haul trailers alongside truck bed cargo, check out our Towing collection for hitches, brake controllers, and towing components. For added ground clearance when loading on uneven terrain, browse lift and leveling kits under Suspension.
What's Included in Our Truck Loading Ramps Collection
- Tri-fold aluminum ramps — compact tri-fold design rated up to 1,500 lbs for loading ATVs, UTVs, and motorcycles into F-150, Ram 1500, Silverado, Sierra, Tacoma, and Tundra truck beds
- Non-folding aluminum ramps — full-length solid ramps up to 90 inches for maximum rigidity and weight support when loading heavy equipment, commercial gear, and side-by-sides
- Folding loading ramps — lightweight portable ramps that fold flat for storage behind the seat, in the truck bed, or in a garage between uses
- Heavy-duty loading ramps — reinforced aluminum construction rated for 750 lb to 1,500 lb capacity for ATV, motorcycle, and equipment loading on full-size and mid-size pickups
- ATV & motorcycle ramps — purpose-built ramp widths and surface treads designed for tire grip during powered and manual loading of ATVs, UTVs, and motorcycles
Why Choose Lethal Auto
Every loading ramp at Lethal Auto is matched to your truck's bed height and loading needs — with verified fitment, a lowest price guarantee across Canada, and expert support from real truck enthusiasts available Monday to Friday at 306-717-3959. Whether you are loading an ATV into a Tacoma or heavy equipment into a Super Duty, we help you find the right ramp length, width, and weight rating for safe loading every time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size loading ramp do I need for my truck bed height?
The right ramp length depends on your truck's bed height and tailgate angle. A general rule is to use a ramp at least three times the height of the truck bed — for example, a truck with a 36-inch bed height needs a ramp at least 90 inches long for a safe loading angle. Lifted trucks and trucks with leveling kits require longer ramps to maintain a gradual incline. Mid-size trucks like the Tacoma have lower bed heights and can use shorter ramps than full-size trucks like the Ram 2500 or Super Duty.
Are aluminum loading ramps better than steel ramps for trucks?
Aluminum ramps are significantly lighter than steel ramps, making them easier to carry, position, and store — especially for one-person loading. Aluminum also resists rust and corrosion, which is critical for Canadian conditions with road salt and moisture exposure. Steel ramps offer higher weight capacities at lower cost, but the weight penalty makes them harder to handle solo. For most ATV, UTV, and motorcycle loading, aluminum ramps deliver the best strength-to-weight ratio.
How much weight can aluminum truck loading ramps hold?
Aluminum loading ramps typically range from 750 lbs to 1,500 lbs per pair depending on construction, width, and length. Tri-fold aluminum ramps in our collection are rated up to 1,500 lbs, handling most ATVs and lightweight UTVs. For heavier side-by-sides and commercial equipment, check the individual ramp's rated capacity and make sure it accounts for the combined weight of the machine plus the rider or operator during loading.
What is the safest way to load an ATV or UTV into a truck bed?
Position the ramps centered on the tailgate with equal spacing and make sure both ramps sit flat against the tailgate lip without gaps. Engage the ATV or UTV in low gear and drive straight up the ramps at a slow, steady speed — avoid stopping or turning on the ramps. Have a spotter guide you if possible. Once loaded, secure the ATV or UTV with ratchet straps attached to tie-down anchors in the truck bed before removing the ramps.
Are folding ramps or solid ramps better for loading into a truck?
Folding ramps are easier to store and transport — they fold into compact sections that fit behind the seat or along the truck bed wall. Solid non-folding ramps provide more rigidity and higher weight capacity because they have no hinge points that flex under load. If you load ATVs or motorcycles frequently and need portability, folding or tri-fold ramps are the better choice. If you load heavy equipment or commercial machinery, solid non-folding ramps give the most stable loading surface.
How long should a loading ramp be for a full-size pickup truck?
For a stock-height full-size pickup like an F-150, Ram 1500, or Silverado 1500, a ramp length of 84 to 90 inches provides a safe loading angle for ATVs and motorcycles. Lifted trucks with 4-inch to 6-inch lift kits need ramps 90 inches or longer to keep the incline gradual enough for powered loading. Mid-size trucks like the Tacoma and Colorado can use ramps as short as 69 inches due to their lower bed height. Always check the ramp manufacturer's recommended bed height range before purchasing.
