Features to know about

Load Four Bikes without Constant Repositioning

Loading four bikes onto one rack can mean a lot of repositioning when the retention points are hard to line up. This rack uses spring-loaded arms with fixed positioning to secure the bikes by the wheels instead of the frames. The arms also maintain their hold if a tire loses pressure, so your bikes stay secured during the drive.

Know Where Your Heavier Bikes Belong

When you're carrying four bikes, they probably won't all weigh the same. The two inner trays support up to 60 lbs per bike, while the two outer trays support up to 35 lbs per bike. Knowing those individual limits makes it easier to decide where each bike belongs before you start loading.

Fit Different Bike Sizes without Frame Contact

Group rides can bring together bikes with different wheel sizes, tire widths, wheelbases, and fenders. An adjustable front wheel block helps position each bike, while the wheel-mount design accommodates 20" to 29" wheels up to 4-1/2" wide and wheelbases up to 52". It's also fender compatible, and because the rack secures the bikes by the wheels, it doesn't rely on frame contact to hold them in place.

Keep Rack Movement Under Control on the Road

Receiver play becomes more noticeable once you have a loaded rack hanging behind your vehicle. The tool-free anti-wobble system tightens the connection at the hitch to help reduce movement while you're driving. A locking hook, hitch pin, and lock loop provide integrated security for the bikes and rack.

Fold or Tilt the Rack Around the Rest of Your Trip

A four-bike rack takes up quite a bit of room even after the bikes come off. The rack tilts to help you reach the rear vehicle area while it's installed, then folds to take up less space when you aren't carrying bikes. The all-aluminum construction keeps the rack weight to 55 lbs while also resisting rust.