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SportRack EZ Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2012 Toyota Corolla well be test fitting the Sportrack two bike carrier, part number A30901. To begin our test fit well slide the shank of the carrier into the opening of the hitch, line up our pin holes, thread our anti-rattle bolt through the pin holes and tighten with a wrench. Now well go ahead and go over a few clearance measurements to see how the bike carrier and this vehicle will fit together. Theres about 11 inches of ground clearance. The closest part of the vehicle to the closest part of the carrier is about four inches. Weve added about 21 inches to the overall length of the vehicle.

Kuat Alpha Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2012 Toyota Corolla well be test fitting the Kuat Alpha folding aluminum three bike carrier, part number A103-WHITE-114. To begin our test fit well slide the shank of the carrier into the opening of the hitch, line up the pin holes and turn the black T handle located at the back of the base of the carrier to engage our anti-rattle device. Now well go ahead and go over a few clearance measurements to see how the bike carrier and this vehicle will fit together. Theres about 10 inches of ground clearance. The closest part of the vehicle to the closest part of the vehicle is about two inches. With the cradle arms folded down weve added about 10 inches to the over length of the vehicle.

Thule T2 Platform Style Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2011 Toyota Corolla well be test fitting the Thule T2 platform style 2 bike carrier part #: th917xtr. To begin our test fit well install our bike rack shank into the hitch, well line up the hitch pinhole and install our anti-rattle bolt. We can then put our locking mechanism on the other side of our anti-rattle bolt which will secure our bike rack to the vehicle. We can then give you a few measurements. Our ground clearance with this bike rack is 11 inches and from the closest point of the bike rack to the back of the vehicle in the stored position is half an inch. This bike rack will add 30 inches to the overall length of your vehicle.

Thule Vertex 4 Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2011 Toyota Corolla well be test fitting the Thule Vertex bike carrier part #: th9029. This bike rack will work with both inch and a quarter and 2 inch hitches, however, when using with an inch and a quarter class 1 hitch you are limited to 2 bikes. Our corolla is equipped with an inch and a quarter class 1 hitch, so were ready to go ahead and fit it to the vehicle. Well slide the bike rack shank into the hitch, line up the hitch pin hole and install our anti-rattle bolt. With our bolt tight our bike rack is secured to the vehicle and we can go ahead and give you a few measurements. Our ground clearance with this bike rack is 11 inches and from the closest point of the bike rack to the back of the vehicle is 3 inches.

Thule Hitching Post Pro Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2011 Toyota Corolla well be test fitting the Thule Hitching Post Pro part #: th934xtr. A quick note about this bike rack, this bike rack is capable of being used in both inch and a quarter and 2 inch hitches, however, when using with a class 1 hitch, you are limited to two bikes. To begin our test fit, well install the bike rack shank into the hitch, line up our hitch pin hole and install our anti-rattle bolt. With our bolt tight, our bike rack is secured to the vehicle and well give you a few measurements. Our ground clearance with this bike rack is 11 inches and from the closest point of our bike rack to the back of the vehicle is 5 inches. We can now go ahead and tilt the mast of our bike rack down and open our trunk.

Thule Apex 4 Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2011 Toyota Corolla well be test fitting part #: th9025, the Thule Apex 4 bike carrier for both inch and quarter and 2 inch hitches. This bike rack is capable of being used in a class 1 hitch, however, if using in a class 1 hitch you are limited to only 2 bikes. To begin our test fit well install the bike rack shank into the hitch, well pull the integrated locking hitch pin and while our shank is sliding into the hitch, the pin will engage the hitch pinhole. With the hitch pin secured, we can go ahead and tighten down our anti-rattle knob securing the bike rack to the vehicle. And now we can give you a few measurements. Our ground clearance with this bike rack is 11 inches and from the closest point of the bike rack to the back of the vehicle is 5 inches.

Swagman XTC2 Wheel Mount Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2011 Toyota Corolla well be test fitting the Swagman XTC 2, the 2 bike carrier for both inch and a quarter and 2 inch hitches part #: s64670. Our vehicles equipped with an inch and a quarter hitch, so were ready to go ahead and install our bike rack. Well slide the bike rack shank into the hitch, line up the hitch pin hole and install our anti-rattle bolt. With our bolt tight, we will install our safety pin which will secure our bike rack to the vehicle. And we can go ahead and give you some measurements. Our ground clearance with this bike rack is 14 and a half inches, and from the closest point of the bike rack to the back of the vehicle is 4 and a half inches.

Swagman Titan Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2011 Toyota Corolla well be test fitting the Swagman Tighten 4 bike carrier part :# s63410. Now, our vehicles equipped with an inch and a quarter hitch so our bike rack is setup to install it in. this bike rack is also capable of being used with the 2 inch hitch, although when using it with a class 1 hitch you are limited to 2 bikes. To begin our installation well install the bike rack shank into the hitch, line up the hitch pinhole and install our anti-rattle bolt. We can then tighten it down with a wrench. After putting the safety pin in the other side of our anti-rattle bolt that will secure our bike rack to the vehicle and we can go ahead and give you some measurements.

Rhode Gear Highway Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2011 Toyota Corolla well be test fitting the Road Gear Highway 2 bike carrier part #: rg8015220. Now, our vehicles equipped with the inch and a quarter class 1 hitch and our bike rack is preassembled, so were ready to go ahead and fit it. Well begin by installing the bike rack shank into the hitch, line up the hitch pinhole and install our anti-rattle bolt. We can then tighten it down with a wrench. And that will secure our bike rack to the vehicle and we can give you a few measurements. Our ground clearance with this bike rack is 10 and a half inches and from the closest point of the bike rack to the back of the vehicle is 6 inches.

Kuat Alpha Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2011 Toyota Corolla well be test fitting the Kuat Alpha 3 bike carrier part #: a103-white-114. To begin our test fit well install the bike rack shank into the hitch, line up our hitch pinhole and install our hitch pin. We can then move to the anti-rattle device and tighten it down with the knob on the back of the bike rack. With that, our bike rack is secured to the vehicle and we can give you a few measurements. Our ground clearance with this bike rack is 11 inches and from the closest point of the bike rack to the back of the vehicle is 4 inches. Well now go ahead and pull the pin at the bottom of the bike rack rest tilting it out of the way to open our trunk.

SportRack EZ Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

Alright, today in this 2011 Toyota Corolla, we're going to do a test fit of product number A30901 from SportRack. This is the SportRack 2 Bike EZ Hitch Mounted Rack. A couple of quick notes about this bicycle that it will work with 1-1/4-inch receiver hitches class 1 and class 2. In this application, we'll be using a class 1 hitch. This will also work on 2-inch receiver hitches with the included spacer. We'll go ahead and start off by installing the bike rack into the hitch.

Thule Helium Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

install-thule-helium-2011-toyota-corolla-th97xt Alright today on a 2011 Toyota Corolla, were going to do a test fit of part number th97xt from Thule, the Helium 2 bike carrier. One thing to note about this carrier this will work with 1-1/4 receiver hitches class one and class two, and also 2 receiver hitches with the included bushing. On this application we will be using a class one receiver. Alright we will start off by installing the bike rack into the hitch, install the pin, its key, dont forget to turn it 90 degrees. We will pull back on it just a little bit to create some tension and then we will go ahead and tighten down the rack to the hitch using an anti rattle knob. From the latch at the bottom to the bumper were looking at 6-1/4 of clearance, ground clearance will be 9.

Thule Doubletrack Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

Today on this 2011 Toyota Corola were going to do a test fit of part number th990xt from Thule the Doubltrack Platfrom 2 Bike bike rack. One quick note about this bike rack is it will work with 1-14 receiver hitches both class one and class two, and also will work with the 2 receiver hitch with the provided adapter. In this application we will actually be using a class one hitch. We will start off by installing the hitch into the bike rack, well tighten down the anti rattle bolt, and put the lock on the other side. Now Thule does provide a tool to tighten down the bolt, however our wrench will work just as well. Alright next we will give you some measurements that will give you an idea of clearance between the bicycle rack and the vehicle and the ground.

RockyMounts TieRod Roof Bike Rack Review - 2013 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2013 Toyota Corolla, we'll be test fitting the Rockymounts Tierod roof-mounted bike carrier, part number RKY1014. Now with the roof rack system already assembled on our vehicle, we'll begin our test fit by placing the carrier onto the vehicle's cross bars. We'll then remove the front black plastic cap and loosen up the allen bolts at the rear of the carrier. In no specific order, we'll bring the rubber coated steel around the underside of the front cross bar, and the back black bracket around the underside of the rear cross bar. We'll then tighten down the front allen bolt to secure the front of the carrier to the front cross bar, and tighten down the rear allen bolts to secure the rear bracket to the rear cross bar. We'll then replace our front black plastic cap, and we're ready to load our bike.

RockyMounts TieRod Stretch Roof Bike Rack Review - 2013 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2013 Toyota Corolla, we'll be test fitting the Rockymounts Tierod Stretch roof-mounted bike carrier, part number RKY1011. Now with the roof rack system already assembled on our vehicle, we'll begin our test fit by placing the carrier onto the vehicle's cross bars. We'll then remove the front black plastic cap and in no specific order bring the rubber coated steel straps around the front cross bar, and the rear black bracket around the rear cross bar by loosening up the allen bolts. We'll then tighten up the allen bolt on the rear bracket to secure the rear of the carrier to the rear cross bar. We'll then tighten down the allen bolt in the front of the carrier to tighten down the straps around the front cross bar, securing the carrier to the vehicle. We'll then replace the front black plastic cap, and we're ready to load our bike.

Swagman Fork Down Roof Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2012 Toyota Corolla were going to be test fitting the Swagman Forkdown Roof Mounted Bike Carrier, part number S64710. To mount the carrier to the vehicle well take it and lay it up on top of our load bars. At the front well take two U bolts, feed them from the bottom, around our crossbar and through the head of the bike rack and then tighten them down with the included wing nuts. At the rear of the carrier well fit the U bolt down through the top of our carrier. From below well fit the clamp on the bottom side of our lug bar and use the wing nuts to tighten it down. With that done our racks secured to our vehicle and were ready to mount a bicycle.

RockyMounts TieRod Roof Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2012 Toyota Corolla were going to be test fitting the RockyMounts Tierod Roof Mounted bike carrier, part number RKY1014. To mount the carrier to our vehicle were going to set it up on top of our load bars. Then well take the rubber coated straps and feed them around the front load bar and resecure them to the head of the carrier. Well take an Allen wrench to tighten down these straps and then we can reinstall our cover on the front. At the rear well fit the clamper on our rear bar and tighten it down using the wing nuts. With that done were ready to start loading up a bike.

RockyMounts Euro PitchFork Roof Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Corolla

Today weve got a 2012 Toyota Corolla and were going to be test fitting the RockyMounts Euro Pitchfork mounted bike carrier, part number RKY1103. To mount our carrier to our vehicle the first thing we need to do is remove the rubber stripping from the T slot on our front load bar. The rubber strip can either be left out or once you have your carrier installed it can be cut to fit to help keep wind noise down. Well take our carrier and fit the block underneath the head of the carrier into the T slot on the front load bar. Well position the carrier where we want it and lightly snug down the front bolts. At the rear of the carrier well take the clamp fitted around our rear load bar and tighten it down with the wing nuts.

RockyMounts Euro PitchFork Roof Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2011 Toyota Corolla well be test fitting the Rocky Mounts Euro Pitchfork part #: rky1103. The Euro Pitch fork is designed to use the channel in the front crossbar. Well need to remove the channel cover from our front crossbar before we install our bike rack. Now that our channel covers removed well simply slide the square nut and the head of the bike rack into the channel, well then move to our rear mount where well put the clamp underneath the crossbar and secure it using the wing nuts. We can then move back to the head of the bike rack and tighten it down using the alan wrench supplied with the Pitchfork. With the head tight we can then reinstall our head cover, well then make sure that the skewer is opened up and ready for the fork of our bike and that our rear wheel strap is opened up and out of the way.

Thule Domestique Roof Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2011 Toyota Corolla well be test fitting the Thule Domestique fork mount bike carrier part #: th513. With our vehicle equipped with the roof rack system were ready to go ahead and fit our bike rack. Well begin by setting the head of the bike rack over the front crossbar, we can then bring our rear mount directly over our rear crossbar. Well then loosely fit the clamp to our rear crossbar where we can move back to the head of our bike rack and place the clamp underneath the front crossbar and secure it using the alan bolt included in our Domestique. And now that our Domestique is secured to the vehicle we can go ahead and insert our front fork skewer and prepare it for our front fork of our bicycle. Well also undo the rear wheel strap where we can then set the bike into the carrier, putting the fork into the skewer and clamping it down, well then move back to the rear wheel where well put the rear wheel strapped in and secure it back to the bike rack.

RockyMounts TieRod Roof Bike Rack Review - 2011 Toyota Corolla

Today on our 2011 Toyota Corolla well be test fitting the Rocky Mounts TieRod roof mounted bike rack part #: rky1014. Now, our vehicle is already equipped with a roof rack system so were ready to go ahead and mount it to the vehicle. To begin, well set the head of the bike rack directly over the front crossbar, we can then bring the rubber coated steel straps around and resecure them to the head of the bike rack. With the head loosely fit well move to the rear mount bringing the clap underneath the rear crossbar and securing it with the two wing nuts. We can then move back to the front crossbar where well secure the head of our bike rack with the alan wrench included in the RockyMounts TieRod package. And with the head secured we can go ahead and install our head cover and that will secure our bike rack to our vehicle.