Silver Spring Steel Mobility Scooter & Wheelchair Carrier, 500 lb Capacity | 2" Hitch, Class III/IV, folding ramp design, 48" x 27.75" basket rack, mobility power chair, transport
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Size: 42" Ramp
Features
- Easy Loading: 42-inch ramp makes it simple to roll scooters or wheelchairs on and off and folds flat when not in use, keeping access to your trunk or hatch fully clear
- Strong Build: Heavy-duty steel frame holds up to 500 pounds of load and features a powder-coated finish that resists rust and wear for reliable use in all weather conditions
- Stable Ride: Anti-rattle device and secure hitch pin reduce shaking, while ten tie-down points keep your scooter or wheelchair steady and protected during every drive
- Space-Saving Storage: When empty, the carrier folds upright against your vehicle to save space and make parking or garage access easier in tight or crowded areas
- Fits Most Vehicles: Mounts to any Class III or IV 2-inch hitch receiver, easily attaching to cars, trucks, or SUVs for road trips, daily errands, or appointments
Description
What began as a simple ramp sparked a drive to engineer lighter, safer, ramp designs for our customers. Through much R&D, our lines expanded to include carriers and other mobility accessories for a complete accessibility offering. We understand that many of our customers have limited range of motion, disabilities, are aging, or are healing post-surgery. That's why our products lightweight and easy to use. The joy we get from hearing how our products improve our customers' lives is what gets us up in the morning! Wheelchair Carrier 6 ft. Long Folding Ramp 3 ft. Long Folding Ramp 4 ft. Long Folding Ramp 5 f.t Long Folding Ramp
Color: black
Vehicle Service Type: Car, Truck
Material: Steel
Brand: Silver Spring
Item dimensions L x W x H: 48 x 27.75 x 3 inches
Item Weight: 82 pounds
Load Capacity: 500 pound
Mounting Type: Hitch
OEM Part Number: SC400
Global Trade Identification Number: 16
Brand Name: Silver Spring
OEM Equivalent Part Number: SC400
Global Trade Identification Number: 16
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Silver Spring
UPC: 813709010016 847821003502
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Type Name: Steel Folding Scooter and Wheelchair Carrier with Ramp
Model Number: SC400-V2
Manufacturer Part Number: SC400-V2
Compatible with Vehicle Type: Car, Truck
Load Capacity: 500 pound
Mounting Type: Hitch
Automotive Fit Type: Universal Fit
Color: black
Material Type: Steel
Item Dimensions: 48 x 27.75 x 3 inches
Item Weight: 82 pounds
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Size: 42" Ramp
This is an honest review and I was not paid or given a discount on this item. I bought this for my grandmother's electric cart. My son and I put it together with basic hand tools, adjustable wrench, and pliers. It took about 30 min to put it together so on a scale of 1-10 (10 hard) it was a 4. All went smooth with the assembly and we did not have to modify any part of it. There were no missing or extra pieces. The directions were in English and easy to follow. The locks for folded up and at a 90 work great and are easy to use. Once it was assembled it was easy, heavy but easy to install onto the truck. after jumping around on it and retighten all the bolts it was very stable. Loading was easy and on the first trip was a success. I put two straps on it in a "X" shape and it did not move or bounce. On the highway, we got up to 70 mph and no problem. Pro: 1. Easy to assemble. 2. Well built and solid construction. 3 Anti bounce bracket included and locking bolts so it will not sway. 4. easy to take on and off. 5. Great in town and on the highway. Con: 1. steep ramp, the no flip wheels on cart drag going up and had to give it a push. 2. weighs 65 lbs heavy to take on and off. 3. If you plan on leaving on the car or outside you should buy spray paint and repaint for a thick coat. It has a thin coat of paint. Two cans of black Rustoleum $6 will fix this. Would buy the same item if I had to replace (stolen).
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2017 by Scott Albrecht
Size: 60" Ramp
This prooduct is heavy duty but was relatively easy to install. It has a few good features such as the folding ramp and a very good locking mechanism for it. The only problem we had was that one of the bolt holes didn't line up and had to be redrilled...not a super bad deal if you are a little bit handy. It does take two to lift it into place when you are beyond retirement age. The directions could be more clear...if they had been better, the hole would not have been a problem and would not have had to be drilled. One of the reasons we ordered it was the fact it flipped up when not loaded with a scooter or lugage.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025 by Vicki
Size: 42" Ramp
I really like the durability of the carrier. Easy to install, however it’s pretty heavy, so I don’t remove it if I know I’m going to use it on a regular basis. Only issue I had was one of the pull locks came off on the first trip, causing the gate to fall open on the freeway. Could have been a pretty awful situation if there had been cars near me. I now use a tie down strap to keep it up and secure.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026 by Placeholder
Size: 60" Ramp
Ramp/carrier is solidly built. It’s heavy and requires 2 people to install into car receiver. The long ramp makes it easy to load our scooter on and off. Folds up nice when the scooter is off the platform. It is slightly tilted but not enough to be concerned about. Should last many years of use. Only negative I have is that it blocks the tag, but that’s an easy fix by just moving it and mount it with bolts or wire ties.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Size: 42" Ramp
2nd update to review: I contacted Amazon about the fact that the merchandise couldn't be used safely and they told me to contact the manufacturer, which I did. their site promises 100% customer service. When I called them, they refered me back to Amazon do you can see a viscious cycle. after asking a gentleman to tell me whether what i had ordered would actually work for my vehicle he asked me to send him various pics and info concerning my car. the email response told me to contact Amazon again. I badgered them until they told me that my SUV (not a small car) only had a "tongue weight" of 100 lb. So the video showing it attached to a small car is quite misleading. If you have taken the time to read all of this I wish you good luck if you purchase this rack. EDITED TO ADD: after finally having a new hitch on my SUV and purchasing all necessary equipment (wheelchair cover, tie downs and lock) i finally got the wheelchair loaded but there is no way the trailer can be used! i couldn't even leave the driveway safely. i tried it because i needed the wheelchair for a doctor appointment but it drug the ground even on level ground so there's no way i could travel with it. i have reduced the review to one star and would change it to zero if i could. in short: DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY! I thought I would be thrilled to use this trailer, but it's been nothing but a huge headache and wish I had never bought it. It has taken me over a month (just missing the refund deadline by 2 days) to get everything installed and verified. 1. check your trailer hitch. I had one on my car (SUV) that I thought would only need an adapter part. NO. It cost me almost $600 to purchase a new hitch and have it installed. So check to make sure you have the correct one. 2. check that your vehicle has the towing capability. According to my owner's manual there is no issue. But because the weight is not evenly distributed over the axle, there is still a question. the dealer advised me to do whatever I am comfortable with. I am almost 70 years old so it really makes me anxious. especially on the interstates. Here the speed limit is 80 MPH. I am nervous driving my car on the interstate even without the carrier attached. 3. The video shows a lady loading a scooter onto the rack. you should never ride the scooter/wheelchair onto the ramp. instead you should use the power of the device. The video shows the rack attached to a small crossover vehicle loading a scooter. it looks so easy. I own a full size SUV which sits higher than the car in the video. I also have a powered wheelchair, which the model I have uses a larger center wheel to drive the chair and the smaller wheels on the front and back have no power to them. Because my car sits higher, the ramp has a steeper incline. I had huge difficulties trying to load it so I called the wheelchair service technician who made a trip to my home to inform me of the issue with the drive wheel and told me that I had to use more speed to make the center tire grab onto the ramp and aid in the steeper incline. when i loaded it the first time i opened the ramp and attempted to load the wheelchair. I ended up running the front two wheels off the ramp because of the speed needed. I backed the chair down the ramp. the bracket holding the ramp was bent and wouldn't lock even if I had been able to get the chair loaded. The end of the ramp was on the most level area I could find. there aren't many in utah. I'm not sure what caused the bracket to bend. It is much thinner metal than the rest of the rack so it could have been the speed or the uneven ground. but I was lucky that I was home and not traveling where I couldn't get assistance with it. 4. in the video shown there is no twisting of the rack. My SUV is higher so when I finally did get my wheelchair loaded the rack was twisted on the tongue of the hitch which left it quite wobbly. I still feel anxious taking it out on the road and even more so because I will be traveling out of state by myself. I thought I was going to gain independence that I lost years ago. but after spending over $1000 for the rack, cover for the chair, having the hitch changed out on my car (mine had a 2inch ball on it) straps to secure the wheelchair and locks , etc. I think I may have made a mistake. On a much minor issue: I imagine the ramp being on the passenger side is considered safer. But where I live there are few streets where the ramp is needed to unload on the passenger side. Most parking lots have the option for vans to unload on either side and in my driveway it would be much easier to have it on the same side as the driver, eliminating either going into the neighbor's yard or having to walk back and forth around the vehicle to unload groceries, etc. this has been quite lengthy but I wish someone had pointed this out before I spent so much money and now may be too anxious to use it. it has taken me over a month to get everything purchased, installed so I could even try to use it. To date, I haven't even had it on the rack long enough to leave my driveway and I missed the return window by actually 1 day. I hope that I can actually get it loaded, strapped down and take a short trip to be sure that I can use it. to avoid headaches, anxiety and ending in the poorhouse with nothing to show for it, -please do your research and verify everything to make certain you can use it when it arrives.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2023 by Jo
Size: 60" Ramp
This scooter carrier ramp worked amazing. We load the scooter up. We put a cover on it. We tie it down and we are good to go and can even see out the back window. The ramp is what makes this carrier easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2026 by devotedmomof3
Size: 42" Ramp
The locking options to get it set into the hitch don't look great. When I fold it up, it's lopsided even though it's level when extended. It's really hard to get in and out as it requires bolts to lock and level, so I have to leave it in all the time. I like to use my scooter if possible, but sometimes I need my elec. wheelchair, and I have to bother friends or family to come over and use tools to install/remove. This is necessary because if I have it installed, the backup proximity alarm is triggered at all times. When folded up, it blocks the backup camera. So I want it off unless I'm going to need it, which isn't all the time as I have a lift for my scooter. Also, since there is such a high slope on the ramp, my wheelchair can't make it up with me on it. It's hard to steer by an able-bodied person. There are no sides, so the chair has to be set with tie-downs (more pain). But by far, the worst part is install/removal. It does work like a regular extended platform, so if that's all you need, this would work. Hopefully you'll have better luck with the bolts and the lip of your hitch receiver.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023 by Kristin
Size: 42" Ramp
This is the best to use to get my scooter on the back to take wherever we are headed.
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2026 by Martha Spalding