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PetSafe Happy Ride Hitch Step
$169.99
PetSafePetSafe Happy Ride Hitch Step
Taking your big dog along for the ride has never been easier! The innovative HitchSTEP is the perfect solution for pet parents who want an alternative to ramps for helping their oh-so-heavy pups access the back of the vehicle. The...
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PetSafePetSafe Happy Ride Hitch Step
Taking your big dog along for the ride has never been easier! The innovative HitchSTEP is the perfect solution for pet parents who want an alternative to ramps for helping their oh-so-heavy pups access the back of the vehicle. The patent-pending, two-step design makes it easy for pets to climb up and down, and even easier for you to swivel it up and out of the way when not in use.
Key Features:
- The HitchSTEP installs in any 2” vehicle hitch receiver and can be adjusted to fit the heights of different vehicles, including pickup trucks when the necessary adapter is used (sold separately). An adapter for 1.25” hitch receivers is also sold separately.
- Generously-sized steps have a high-traction surface to give pets confidence going up and down. Steps are 18 inches wide and 10 inches deep and the vertical space between steps is 8 inches.
- The vehicle’s lift gate can still be opened with the steps in the stowed position, and steps can be easily removed for storage.
- The HitchSTEP’s steel construction, weighing in at 20 pounds, is strong enough to hold 200 pounds.
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