Most Popular Swing-Away Hitch Adapter for 2004 Jeep Wrangler

This is awesome. I am now able to use the back door on my Jeep and still keep my bike on the rack. This is my second item purchased from e-trailer. You need to let the people of Rad electric bike know about your great products. I am posting some pictures on the Facebook page for the other owners. Thanks again

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The Yakima swing arm provided just what we needed to allow the use of the Hollywood RV Rider bike rack behind our 2023 Wrangler JL.

Just received this carrier today. I haven't even opened it yet and can tell you that it is a great carrier, we have had one before. The fantastic thing about this whole process is the attention you get from etrailer.com. They are GREAT to do business with. They fill and ship orders so quickly that it dazzles me. I ordered this on Saturday night, it was shipped on Sunday and I received it on Wednesday. Shipping was FREE!!! What a deal. And Ashley even emails me when it is shipped and again when she gets notice it is delivered. GREAT SERVICE!!! Thanks! I am proud to recommend etrailer.com.

Works perfectly for allowing access to the back of my Jeep Wrangler when hauling bicycles!!

Jeep Wrangler. Need I say more? It's the perfect fit and solid steel ruggedness. Amazing engineering and execution.

Total game changer for my rack. This let me put my rack onto a Jeep Wrangler - plenty of room for rear mounted spare tire and pivots easily. Very stable and well made. Couldn’t live without it!

Already have a Sris bike rack, has been an excellent rack and well be compatible with this hitch, both very well built

Love it! It swings out of the way so I can get the back door open. The other advantage is it allows the back door to be open a few inches at night (when the hitch is in the locked position) for airflow when it’s hot.

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Stout and well executed. EASY to install. Could use some ergonomic tweaks (I’m 70), but overall is a very good value. We’ll see, cuz we haven’t gone 10K miles yet... etrailer rocks btw