Question 1

Can this be cut in half?, I have a single car driveway, buying 2 seems like a waste of money, buying a 3 pack unnecessary, and a single one too short

Accepted Answer

Yes, it can be cut in half. I did it with a utility knife.

Question 2

How do you determine what pitch you need?

Accepted Answer

Good question.  Mine slips down the street and changes angle when it slips.  Usually once a week I go out and pull them back into place and adjust the angle.  I rotate one end of the ramp until the top of the ramp is level to the top of the driveway.  I go to the other side of the ramp and do the same thing.  The ramp is long and heavy so it is hard to adjust at one end only.  FYI  there are hole in mine.  I suspect you can drive a large nail through the ramp into tarmack.  Concrete would need drilling before nail could be put through the ramp, into the ground.  I live in an HOA housing area so I leave mine loose in case they are found to be inappropriate for our HOA.

Question 3

Will they float? My street floods during heavy rain and I don't want them to wash away but would rather not anchor them to the city curb.

Accepted Answer

Yup.  They do.  The day after I placed a pair in the trough  between the pavement and the entrance to my driveway we had an unusually heavy thunderstorm that lasted about half-an-hour.  The next day when I walked up the driveway with a third piece the first two were gone.  My initial reaction was that they had been stolen.  Nope.  They were sitting next to each other about 20 feet down the hill.  Apparently, water that runs in the low area between the pavement and the curb in heavy rain had moved them.  This surprised me because they weigh about 50 pounds each, but a seemingly small amount of water can be very powerful.  They each have four holes that can be used with concrete bolts to anchor them in place.

Question 4

What about people with hoa? did anyone have the city or the hoa make anyone remove them?

Accepted Answer

hoa   has  not  said  anyting     and  there is  about   30%  of   the  homes  that  has a   ramp like  this one

ASIN	B075RPGSZM
Best Sellers Rank	#25,788 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #12 in Motorcycle Loading Ramps
Brand Name	Pyle
Color	Black
Country of Publication	China
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,535)
Global Trade Identification Number	00068888777742
Included Components	Driveway Ramp
Is Foldable	No
Item Dimensions L x W x H	121.9L x 40.6W x 6.6H centimeters
Item Type Name	Pyle PCRBDR24 Vehicle Driveway Curb Ramp - Black
Item Weight	21 kg
Load Capacity	1E+4 Pounds
Manufacturer	SOUFV - pallet ordering
Manufacturer Part Number	PCRBDR24
Material Type	Synthetic Rubber
Model Number	PCRBDR24
UPC	068888777742
Unit Count	1 Count

Pyle Car Driveway Curb Ramp - Heavy Duty Rubber Threshold Ramp - Also for Loading Dock, Garage, Sidewalk, Truck, Scooter, Bike, Motorcycle, Wheelchair Mobility & Other Vehicle - PCRBDR24

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