Crest Folding Aluminum Dog Stairs for Cars and SUVs, 4 Steps, 250 lb
Crest Folding Aluminum Dog Stairs for Cars and SUVs, 4 Steps, 250 lb
Dog Stairs for Car – Folding Aluminum, 250 lb
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- Steps
- Four
- Tread
- Molded studded anti-slip
- Weight capacity
- 250 lb (113 kg)
- Fold
- Flat, concertina
- Feet
- Non-slip rubber
Who it fits
Dogs up to 250 lb — labs, shepherds, retrievers. Four steps rather than a ramp, folding concertina-flat for the trunk.
Free tracked delivery
In stock
Arrives in 6–15 business days
- OrderedToday
- ShipsIn 1–3 days
- Delivered6–15 days
About this item
- Rated to 250 lb Bolted aluminum alloy rather than plastic, so the top step doesn't flex.
- Folds concertina-flat Lives behind the back seat instead of filling the trunk.
- Tether included A metal clip anchors it to the car so it can't shift underfoot.
- Ships in 1–3 business days, free and tracked.
- Five-year warranty on frames and hardware, one year on covers and foam.
- 30-day returns, and we never charge a restocking fee.
- Damaged or wrong? We pay the return shipping, not you.
- A person answers email inside 12 hours, seven days a week.
Specifications
- Steps
- Four
- Frame
- Brushed aluminum alloy, bolted
- Tread
- Molded studded anti-slip
- Weight capacity
- 250 lb (113 kg)
- Fold
- Flat, concertina
- Included
- Safety tether with metal clip
- Feet
- Non-slip rubber
- Assembly
- None - arrives ready to use
- Color
- Silver frame, black treads
Getting your dog to use it
- Set it up indoorsOpen the stairs on a flat floor at home, nowhere near the car. Let him walk up and down for treats until it is boring.
- Move it to the carStand them at the tailgate and clip the tether so nothing shifts. Walk beside him the first few times.
- Watch the last stepThe top step onto the tailgate is the one dogs hesitate at. Guide him over it a few times and he will stop thinking about it.
Warranty
- Frames & hardware
- 5 years from delivery
- Covers, foam & fabric
- 1 year from delivery
Covers manufacturing faults — a weld, a hinge, a frame that fails in normal use, a seam or a zip that goes. We repair it, send the part, or replace the piece.
It doesn't cover chewing, scratching, damage from misuse, or anything loaded past its stated weight limit. Nor does it cover normal wear: sisal fraying is the post doing its job, and carpet treads mat down with use.
Email support@viorn.com with your order number and a photo. Full terms: our warranty.
Shipping & returns
Ships in 1-3 days from our US warehouse, then 5-12 days in transit. Free tracked delivery on every order.
Free tracked shipping on every US order, no minimum. Orders placed after 5:00pm ET start the next business day. We ship within the United States only.
Returns within 30 days of delivery, unused and in the original packaging with everything it came with. There is no restocking fee. If it turns up damaged, faulty or simply the wrong thing, we pay the return shipping.
Anything at all: support@viorn.com.
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Some dogs want steps, not a slope.
A ramp asks a dog to commit to a long climb. Stairs let them take it one deliberate step at a time - and for a lot of dogs, that is the version they will actually use.
Getting him to use it
Set it up indoors first.
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1
Set it up indoors
Open the stairs on a flat floor at home, nowhere near the car. Let him walk up and down for treats until it is boring.
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2
Move it to the car
Stand them at the tailgate and clip the tether so nothing shifts. Walk beside him the first few times.
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3
Watch the last step
The top step onto the tailgate is the one dogs hesitate at. Guide him over it a few times and he will stop thinking about it.
Stairs, ramp, or lifting him
Why stairs for some dogs.
| Crest stairs | A car ramp | Lifting him yourself | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dogs who prefer defined steps | Best | Some refuse a long slope | Not applicable |
| Long-backed breeds | Not recommended | Better choice | Risky if held wrong |
| Space behind the car | Very little | Needs a long run | None |
| Weight capacity | 250 lb | Usually 150 lb | Whatever you can carry |
| Your back | Nothing to lift | Nothing to lift | This is where owners get hurt |
| Packed size | Folds flat, concertina | Folds in half | Nothing to store |
About Crest Folding Aluminum Dog Stairs for Cars and SUVs, 4 Steps, 250 lb
Not every dog wants a ramp. Plenty of them look at a long slope, decide it is a hill, and refuse it. Dog stairs for the car ask for something different: one deliberate step at a time, with a flat place to put each paw. For a lot of dogs that is the version they will actually use.
Crest is built from bolted aluminum alloy rather than plastic, which is why it takes 250 lb without any flex underfoot. The treads are molded with fine raised studs instead of carpet, so mud and rain rinse straight off and there is nothing to hold a smell after a wet walk.
It folds concertina-style down to a flat slab you can slide behind a seat, and a webbing tether with a metal clip anchors the top step to the car so nothing shifts halfway up.
Why Crest works for dogs who refuse a ramp
- Four defined stepsa flat place for each paw, which many dogs trust more than a slope.
- 250 lb ratingbolted aluminum alloy with no bounce; flex is what makes a hesitant dog stop.
- Molded studded treadsgrip in the rain, hose clean, nothing to hold a smell.
- Safety tether with metal clipanchors the top step to the car so the stairs do not walk away from him.
- Concertina foldflat as a laptop case, slides behind a seat.
- Small footprint behind the carworks in a tight garage or a packed parking lot where a long ramp will not.
- Non-slip rubber feetsteady on concrete and asphalt.
Specifications
| Steps | Four |
| Frame | Brushed aluminum alloy, bolted |
| Tread | Molded studded anti-slip |
| Weight capacity | 250 lb (113 kg) |
| Fold | Flat, concertina |
| Included | Safety tether with metal clip |
| Feet | Non-slip rubber |
| Color | Silver frame, black treads |
| Assembly | None; arrives ready to use |
Is it right for your dog?
Stairs suit dogs who still lift their legs well and prefer defined steps to a slope. Measure from the ground to the tailgate or seat your dog steps onto, and check that against the stairs once set up before the first trip. If your dog is long-backed, a dachshund, corgi or Frenchie, a ramp is usually the safer choice, because steps load the spine on every drop; look at Fellside instead.
Questions about dog stairs for the car
Stairs or a ramp?
Stairs suit dogs who still pick their legs up cleanly and like a defined step. If your dog is long-backed, a dachshund, corgi or Frenchie, a ramp is usually kinder, because every step down loads the spine.
Will it hold my big dog?
Yes. Bolted aluminum alloy and a 250 lb rating, with no bounce. Flex is what makes a hesitant dog stop.
Is it hard to clean?
No. The studded plastic treads hose off, unlike carpet, and there is nothing to hold a smell after a wet walk.
Does it take up much room behind the car?
Far less than a ramp, which is the main reason people choose stairs in a tight garage or a packed parking lot. It folds concertina-style to a flat slab that slides behind a seat.
Is there any assembly, and does it stay put on the tailgate?
None; it arrives ready to use. A webbing tether with a metal clip anchors the top step to the car so nothing shifts halfway up, and the feet are non-slip rubber.
What if my dog won't use it, and how does shipping work?
Almost none do on day one. Set it up at home at its lowest, walk him over it for treats for a few days, and only then move it to the car. Free tracked shipping on every US order. Orders ship within 1–3 business days and arrive 6–15 business days door to door. US only. Send it back within 30 days of delivery, unused and in its original packaging, for a refund. If it arrives damaged or isn't what you ordered, we cover the return shipping.
Shipping & returns
Free tracked shipping on every US order; orders ship within 1–3 business days and arrive 6–15 business days door to door, US only. Returns within 30 days of delivery, unused and in the original packaging; if it arrives damaged or is the wrong item, we cover the return shipping.
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