A good ramp makes everyday life easier at home, at work and on the road. We stock portable, modular and threshold styles in our Tyler showroom, and our team matches the right length and design to your steps, doorway or vehicle. Browse the options below, or call for friendly local advice.
Perfect for doorways, sliding glass doors and raised landings — a smooth, sturdy, seamless surface with slip-resistant traction, so wheelchair, scooter, walker and cane users transition easily between levels. Need a ramp for a vehicle? Ask about accessible van conversions with built-in ramps. See all threshold ramps.
Suitcase-style ramps set up in seconds for vans, steps and raised landings, then fold flat with a carry handle — the portable answer for wheelchairs and scooters on the move. Compare the single-fold ramps.
A unique 3-fold design offers ultimate portability when longer lengths are needed — carry it as one unit or split it into two sections. Lengths from 5 to 10 feet suit raised landings, steps and larger vehicles, in aircraft-quality aluminum with a slip-resistant surface and self-adjusting transition plates for a seamless roll from ramp to ground. Shop the multi-fold range.
Sections of ramp, platform and stairs combine into a configuration built around your home’s entry — whatever its age, layout or space. Strong aluminum, professionally installed by our East Texas team, with an in-home measurement first. Explore the modular ramp systems.
A mobility scooter asks more of a ramp than a wheelchair does. It weighs more, it carries that weight over a longer wheelbase, and it needs a straight run at the climb because it will not pivot on the spot. Access 2 Mobility sizes a scooter ramp to the machine as much as to the rise: loading a Go-Go into a van is a different problem from getting a Pioneer 4 over the threshold into the kitchen. A single step or a doorway is usually an aluminum threshold ramp; a porch or a vehicle usually needs a folding ramp or a modular system. We sell the scooters as well as the ramps, so we can size the pair together instead of guessing. Browse threshold ramps and folding ramps, or see our mobility scooters.
Aluminum is what makes a portable ramp practical: strong enough for a power chair, light enough that one person can lift it out of a trunk and set it down alone. Access 2 Mobility keeps portable aluminum ramps for sale in the Tyler showroom in single-fold, trifold and threshold styles, so you can compare weight and length in person before buying. Folding models travel with you; threshold wedges stay put at a door. If you are buying for a particular vehicle or doorway, bring the measurements and we will check the fit against the ramp before you pay for it.
Length matters more than most people expect: the ADA guidelines for wheelchair ramps recommend one foot of ramp for every inch of rise, so a 6-inch step calls for a 6-foot ramp. Our team can help you measure your space and pick a safe fit — you can also read our guide to wheelchair ramps for home and vehicles. Still unsure? Call (903) 592-6760 or visit our Tyler showroom. Veterans: a VA HISA grant may help cover home access equipment.
