Race Ramps Two Step Trailer Step, 15.5 Inch Platform
Two Steps to the Trailer Floor, in 24 or 36 Inch Widths
A single step to a trailer deck is a long stride, and you make it a hundred times a weekend carrying tires, fuel jugs, and a toolbox. The stride is what gets people, not the height.
The Two Step splits 15.5" into two 7.75" stairs, each with an 11.5" tread. That is a normal staircase rise, so you walk up with your hands full instead of hauling yourself up.
Choose 24" wide for one person moving quickly, or 36" wide when two people pass each other or you carry something bulky. Both are 23" deep, both rated 1,500 lbs, and both have molded hand holds.
Sold individually. The 24" weighs 25 lbs and the 36" weighs 27 lbs. For a single stair instead of two, see the rest of the trailer steps.

Benefits of the Two Step
| Race Ramps Two Step Specifications | ||
| Model | RR-2STEP-24 | RR-2STEP-36 |
| Width | 24" | 36" |
| Depth | 23" | 23" |
| Overall Height | 15.5" | 15.5" |
| Step Rise | 7.75" x 2 steps | 7.75" x 2 steps |
| Tread Depth | 11.5" per step | 11.5" per step |
| Capacity | 1,500 lbs | 1,500 lbs |
| Weight | 25 lbs | 27 lbs |
| Sold As | Individually, one step per order | |
| Manufacturer | Race Ramps | |
| Material | Expanded foam with traction coating | |
| Colour | Black | |
| Origin | Made in the USA | |
| Warranty | 1-year manufacturer warranty | 30-day satisfaction guarantee | |
Two Step Frequently Asked Questions
Which width should I buy?
Measure your trailer door. If it is a standard side door and one person uses it at a time, 24 inches is enough and takes less space. If it is a wide door, or two people work out of it, or you carry wheels and tires through it, the 36 inch is worth the difference.
Is 15.5 inches tall enough for my trailer?
Measure from the ground to your door threshold. If it is close to 15.5 inches, this is the right step. Considerably taller, and you want a single tall step instead. Tell us the measurement and we will point you at the right one.
Is one enough or do I need two?
One per door. Most people buy one for the trailer side door. Add a second if you also work out of the rear ramp door or run a second trailer.
Will it sink into grass or gravel?
The base is broad, 23 inches deep across the full width, so the load spreads out rather than digging in. On soft ground it settles a little and stops, unlike a narrow metal frame that keeps going.
Can I leave it outside?
It handles rain and does not rust, but the coating lasts longer out of constant sun and weather. Most people store it in the trailer, which is easy at 25 to 27 lbs.
Not sure which width fits your door? Talk to a Pitstop Pro specialist.