👍 Versatile Black Ramp Bumper by JR Products 10715 - Durable and Reliable Review

I bolted this to the bottom of my two wheeler trailer drawbar and completely cleaned up the scratches and scuffs on the painted garage floor. I love it.

I put this on my trailer door so it wouldn't slam the wrong way when the wind blows it open. Very durable rubber and should do the job well. It smelled strong when taken out of the box but I don't need to sleep with it on! highlighted.

I've looked for this at every major store but you can't find this sturdy quality anywhere. This is way better than what trailer manufacturers offer when you buy a trailer. Much more cushioning and support for your ramp than original equipment.

I transport many horses for a rescue organization and loading and unloading these horses from a trailer can be an interesting experience. I put this bumper on the back of the trailer to protect her legs. After a year of intensive use, the bumper looks like new. Unlike some of the bumpers I've used in the past this bumper can be hit by horses, will not chip or detach from the trailer, installation was very easy. Good price and fast delivery. The product arrived on time. Will use again in the…

I bought these to replace the weathered and almost destroyed fenders on the ramp door of my closed car transporter. They were almost an exact replacement for what was there. They're a bit more expensive, about $6 considering if they're round parts or rubber, but they do the job, and no matter where you look, these things aren't cheap. The local RV center wanted more than double for them. Pretty good profit for five cents of gum. My five star rating comes from the price more than anything else…

Good bumpers at a good price. The reason I gave them four stars instead of five is because I got two tires with different durometers so the batches could be more even. They were quite stiff which should help with durability and is great for a heavy ramp door. It is noteworthy that out of the four pairs I received, two were of varying firmness. I would compare the firmness to the hard sole, motor, gears, or body support of a hiking boot, and it's a little firmer than most rubber tires. I bought…