XTECH UTE BED EXTENDER RAMP 2.4m TRI-FOLD 272kg

The X-Tech Ute Bed Extender Ramp is a dual-purpose aluminium frame that bolts and straps to your ute tailgate. Opened out flat it forms a 2.4 metre tri-fold loading ramp rated to 272kg; reversed, it encloses the tailgate area so longer loads can be carried safely with the tailgate down.

It suits riders and tradespeople who need to load a bike, mower or ATV into a ute or truck tray without carrying a separate ramp and extender. Welded crossbars and an aluminium build keep it strong while staying light enough for one person to set up and stow.

Check the load, your vehicle's tailgate rating and the ramp's capacity before every use.

• Tri-fold aluminium ramp, 2.4m long when extended
• Rated to 272kg (600lb)
• Reverses to enclose the tailgate area and secure cargo in the ute bed
• Welded crossbars for rigidity across the ramp surface
• Strong yet lightweight aluminium construction
• Fits a variety of utes and trucks
• Mounting straps and hardware supplied
• Folds down for storage in the tray or garage

• Tri-fold ute bed extender ramp
• Mounting straps
• Mounting hardware

Fit the mounting hardware and straps to the tailgate as supplied, and confirm every strap and fastener is tight before each load.
Open the ramp out fully and make sure all three folding sections are flat, aligned and supported before driving or wheeling anything up.
Stay within the 272kg (600lb) rating, and also check your vehicle's tailgate and tray load limits — the lower of the two applies.
Load and unload slowly with the vehicle parked on level ground, handbrake on, and use a second person to steady heavier bikes and machinery.
Keep the ramp surface clear of mud, oil, fuel and loose gravel; a slippery surface is the most common cause of a dropped load.
Wash with mild detergent and water, rinse off road salt and dirt after coastal or wet-weather use, and allow it to dry before folding.
Inspect the welded crossbars, folding joints and straps regularly for cracks, bends, corrosion or fraying, and take the ramp out of service if you find damage.
Fold and store flat in a dry place, secured so it cannot slide around the tray in transit.
Don't modify, drill or weld the frame, and don't use it as a bridge or unsupported platform between two raised points.