Aaron Brzozowski
Chances are, hunters and recreational outdoorsmen represent a rather large slice of the Ford F-150‘s mix of typical customers. For such people, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and utility terrain vehicles (UTVs) represent two indispensable tools to have in the field.
Ford knows this, and the 2016 Ford F-150 now offers ATV/UTV ramps as an option. The ramps fit easily into a slot on the back of the Ford F-150’s open tailgate, providing an easy means of loading or unloading an ATV/UTV from the bed. When the ramps aren’t in use, they can be easily stowed along the sides of the truck bed using the Ford F-150’s BoxLink cargo management system.
It’s like a truck within a truck.
The aftermarket has long provided the same sort of small-vehicle loading and unloading ramps, but with such options, there’s every chance that the ramps won’t install so easily on the open tailgate, or pack neatly using the Ford F-150’s BoxLink system. Now, owners needn’t think twice about it.
