# 1
Thule Hitching Post Pro Bike Rack for 4 Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches
May be I’m a bit early giving this review but since I’m here i need to give my input. Was easy to put on hitch receiver but I wish it set closer to the bumper, main reason not only cosmetic but also increases vehicle overall length. Also the pin is not actually a pin but a M12 bolt that goes inside, only on one side while being threaded, but never comes out on the other side. I did not find it a robust design and also felt it lose. So I hade to purchase another longer M12 bolt that comes out all the way on the other side and use another washer/lock nut. When I ordered this bike rack I also order a Stainless Steel Lock Pin with key which I couldn’t use so it all goes to waste. Also I need to add that yesterday when I was following my wife van, where is installed, I realized that the rack bar going vertically blocks a couple of numbers on the License Plate. One night, while van was parked, my neighbor did not notice it and went so close to it almost scratched his pick up. So I’m going to put some High Visibility Tape on the sides of Bike Rack so people can see it when drive across the rear of van.
Excellent Very easy to install Quick delivery Well recommend this site to friends and family also get our future trailer items from here.
# 2
Curt Bike Rack for 5 Bikes - 2" Hitches - Tilting
It was obvious that we received a product that was returned by someone else when the box was overly taped shut, a support collar was broken, and most of the pieces were out of their ripped plastic bags. However, it was a great price to hold 5, 26" and/or 27" Trek bikes. I used a piece of the broken collar and went ahead and assembled the rack. Due to the weight of the 5 bikes it did not wobble that much when driving, as one of the bike tires was up against my car. I can only imagine that if we received an untampered product that this review would have been 5 stars. The picture is a little hard to see, but there are 5 Trek bikes on the rack on my 2020 Toyota Seinna.
Needed a 5-bike rack, loved the price of this product. My wife and 3 daughters all have challenging bike frame shapes...it was a struggle the first time figuring out how to get them on. The first 2 bikes that go on are the adult bikes, then the 2 bikerack bars narrow for the last 3 bikes to go on, which is a feature I think is good for kids bikes. I will have to get at least one bike adapter bar to make my wife's bike hang level (due to it's odd frame shape). The triangular mounting pieces on the rack bars are sometimes tricky to get through the corner of a tight, small bike frame, but I was able to get 4 bikes on (haven't tried 5, because my youngest has not learned how to ride yet). The triangular plastic pieces rotate and also slide along the rack bars for even more flexibility of positioning. I like the tilt feature, works great. I like the rubber straps included, they work great. No regrets with this purchase, at this pricepoint it's all and more than I expected as far as quality and ease-of-use.
# 3
Swagman XTC4 Bike Rack for 4 Bikes - 2" Hitches - Frame Mount
We've used this bike rack with our '14 Sienna for over a year now and it works wonderfully. I especially appreciate the way the rack folds against the back of the van when not in use. After many hours of research before making this purchase, I could not be more happy with this rack.
Placed my order on a Monday and had my new rack on Friday. While the instructions for assembly could tolerate some improvement they were plenty goood enough to get the job done. Took me about an hour to assmble but I wasn't in a hurry. I attached the rack to my Curt receiver (part #C13105) that I installed on my 2011 Toyota Sienna XLE. Only problem with this setup is insufficient clearance to swing the rack into the full upright storage position. I also have to loosen the handlebars on the bike closest to the van and turn them 90 degrees so they don't touch the back of the van. Both these issues could be solved with a hitch extesion but simple enough to work around without. No biggie. Guess that's the price I pay for having the Curt receiver discretely snuggied up under the bumper. This rack is a serious hunk of steel that does a great job of holding the bikes in place. NO wiggle at all. After test fitting the bikes in place, I'm very confident that the bikes will stay put for a long road trip. Getting all the bikes on the rack and clear of each other does take some experimentation. But once you get it set, it's much faster loading on subsequent trips. The provided locking, anti-rattle pin does a great job of securing the rack to the receiver and makes it all feel like one solid piece. The provided cable lock threads through the bikes and back to the locked anti-rattle pin so nobody can steal your bikes while you're at the hotel, etc. Overall, the construction looks/feels very solid and I really don't see anything where I thought they were trying to save money on construction. This does make the rack a little heavy and it could be challenging for a smaller person to manage. I really like the way this rack holds the bikes from the wheels up as oppposed to hanging off a bar. I was afraid the other style would have the bikes swinging lik e a pedulum. Sorry for the long review, hope there's some helpful information in here some of you.
# 4
Swagman Upright Bike Rack for 1 Bike - Roof Rack Crossbars - Frame Mount
Planning on bringing bikes while camping. I mounted 2 of the Swagman bike racks to my new Sportrack on my pop-up camper. The bikes fit perfectly. The racks seem sturdy enough. Not heavy duty, but for my needs they should be fine. Assembly was relatively fast and easy.
We have used the Swagman Roof Rack a number of times when we have needed the additional bike carrying capacity. It took a couple attempts to get the initial spacing of the bike rack properly balanced on the van’s roof rack as recommended by the instructions. But it was easy to do and once set was very easy and quick to put on and take off. The rack works great, the bike is easy to put into place and secure. The bike and rack are very stable and quiet and haven’t required any mid-trip adjustments. We always put the cheapest bike on the roof (lol) but do use a bit of duct tape to protect the finish just Incase. We are very satisfied with the rack and consider it quite a deal for the money.
# 5
Thule Passage 3 Bike Carrier - Trunk Mount
Worked great on back of my 2007 Toyota sienna. Holds 3 but I carried only two. Women's bike do need the additional crossbar.
# 6
Swagman XTC2 Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Frame Mount
First-time rack buyer / owner / installer. The rack arrived in a timely fashion, maybe a day or 2 ahead of schedule. It was well packaged. I’m LOVING this bike rack. It was easy to put together and to mount on my new Honda Passport. Thus far, no squeaks in my 2” receiver. Hardest part of initial set-up is figuring out the best way to position two bikes. Trial & error and some patience. The directions weren’t clear as to where the 2 left-over screws went. I found the answer in another review and have posted a pic in case others have the same problem (photo with pen pointing at screw). These screws go in the underneath side of both of the folding arms. They appear to keep the wheel wells from sliding off in case in you drive with an empty, un-folded rack, and forgot to tighten down the wheel wells. The folding arm push / pull pins can be difficult at times. I coated the tips with some lube. That and a little jiggling seems to solve that issue. I guess it’s better for the pins to be snug vs popping right out. I added a small Master lock to the hitch pin (in lieu of the provided cotter pin) as a theft deterrent. I read that a 3/16 shackle lock will fit into the bike clamp down arms to also act as a deterrent. I had an old 3/16 lock that did snugly fit and appeared to be locked. HOWEVER, I yanked on the lock and it came open as there isn’t quite enough clearance for the shackle to lock. I discovered that longer 3/16 shackle locks are hard to find. Have attached a photo of the lock that actually fits and works (Ace Hardware). One lock on the upper clamp down arm will secure both arms as the lower arm can’t be removed without removing the upper arm. The clamp down arms appear to be coated to prevent damage to your bike. I’ve tried a simple rag and ultimately settled on pool noodle pieces as a precautionary measure. I CAN NOT open my tailgate (regardless of whether or not the rack is fold up and in the bike carry position). If that’s a concern for you, then spring for the more costly titling version. My back-up camera still functions.
The Swagman XTC-2 platform bike carrier arrived very quickly from etrailer and in good shape, the actual carrier box is inside another shipper box, which I'm sure helped with its condition. Assembly was relatively quick and painless, even though the instructions could be a little more thorough. Installing the carrier on the back of our Jeep Patriot also was quick, it helps to have an extra ratchet & 3/4" socket laying around for just this purpose. Installing the bikes takes a little patience and trial and error the first time you try and put them on the carrier. It's easy enough to adjust the wheel holders to fit the wheelbase of your bikes, but for us at least, the challenge was trying to swing the vertical support bar up into position after putting on the first bike (closest to the Jeep). We couldn't angle the bike enough toward the Jeep to have the bar clear the bike. We learned that the easiest way to secure the first bike was to remove the ratcheting frame hooks altogether, put the bike in the carrier, swing up the vertical support bar, put in the pin, and then slide one of the frame hooks down on the bar. The outside bike is much easier because you can set the bike in the carrier at whatever angle you need, not being limited by the back of the vehicle. One thing we did to protect the bike frames was to use some foam pipe insulation as cushion between the frame hook and the frame (see pictures). Once you get a system for installing the bikes, it is very quick to load/unload them. The rack seems to be well made and doesn't wiggle excessively when traveling. All in all a good product for a good price, would definitely recommend it for anyone looking for a platform bike carrier.
# 7
Swagman Trailhead Bike Rack for 4 Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Tilting
Excellent bike rack. Holds up to 4 bikes securely. Easy to mount the bikes, very solid construction. My wife had a little trouble with the tie down straps, but managed it. No such problem for a guy. I would recommend, in fact I believe my son is buying the same rack.
Sturdy, stable, holds bikes securely and reasonably priced. Easy to hang bikes on rack and secure them. Rack is easy to mount on vehicle and does not rattle. I haven't found anything not to like about this bike rack.
# 8
Yakima RidgeBack Bike Rack for 4 Bikes - 1-1/4" and 2" Hitches - Tilting
Check out my other review on the hidden hitch for a 2015 BMW 4 Series for the majority of the review, but this thing is great. Easy setup and install, does all the things it's supposed to do. Mounting and removing bikes is a snap with the included clips (big difference from some of the cheaper variants with nylon ratchet straps). Fits very snugly in my 2" receiver, and pretty solid on the highway and over bumpy roads.
The rack itself is fantastic. Not too heavy, easy to attach to hitch, and very easy setup. The only real downside is if your bicycles don't have a standard frame, you'll need to buy the Yakima Tube Top Bike Adapter Bars (~$50 each) in order to be able to mount them on the rack. I will say that smaller bikes (for my 9 year old) can be a challenge to mount with larger bikes as you'll need to finagle the handle bars and such to get them to line up but once you do it a few times you figure it out.
# 9
SportRack Ridge Swing 4 Bike Rack - 2" Hitches - Swinging
Unit doesn't fit a Jeep Rubicon with a spare tire. I tried 4 times and contacted etrailer.com that the unit doesn't work as sold and they offered to sell me a 7 3/4 extension and reduce the load capacity 50%. The length of the 2" hitch needs to be 3" longer for a standard Rubicon to get past the spare. You not going to want to take your spare tire off for the hitch to work. It defeats the purpose. Customer service was excellent, however the product is a flawed design. Can't recommend this hitch. Its also heavy.
Solid rack for half the price of the name brands. Don’t waste your money! Thanks to the extensive reviews on etrailer and a free shipping promotion I took a chance and ordered this along with the three of their crossbars, anti rattle hitch pin and cable lock. All for well less than the name brand rack alone. Shipping was painful. Etrailer said it was in stock but then due to a delay with the manufacturer it took 35 days from order to arrival. I wasn’t in a hurry so I waited patiently, and etrailer reps emailed often to lmk they hadn’t forgotten. I thought some kind of reward for my extreme patience was in order- discount, gift card, free bag of chips- but they politely declined. Oh well. In the end it arrived when they (eventually) said it would, all in one box, in great shape. The rack was super easy to assemble. You’ll need a ratchet or two and you’ll need to crank those bolts to assemble- they don’t just “insert.” But otherwise it’s only a few steps; I had mine hanging on my truck in probably 15 minutes. Swings away and locks smoothly and requires no effort to do so. Everything feels quite sturdy and well made. No rattle on initial test drive either. This will be a once in a while rack at best for our family of four. We have two SUVs so I needed a rack that could get out of the way of the rear hatch WITH bikes on it. This will do that. And now I don’t need to stuff four dirty bikes into the back of my truck, getting them all tangled and scratched!
# 10
Yakima FrontLoader Wheel Mount Bike Carrier - Roof Mount
Overall I am happy with these bike carriers. They mount to the racks over the bed of my Tundra TRD Pro. Installation is simple. I think they could be just a bit sturdier because there is just a bit of wobbling when driving on bumpy roads but I'm not too worried about them coming dislodged. Take note that although they come with a cable lock to attach the bike to the carrier, the key is sold separately.
Very good product. It holds the bike securely on the roof without contacting the frame. It is easy to adjust from my road bike to my 29er mountain bike. Our drives are all relatively short, so I like that I do not need to remove the front wheel to lock in the bike. It's also nice that the SKS locking system allows me to use the same key for this rack that I use for my Yakima roof box and hitch rack. This is my first roof rack and I chose this route for a couple reasons. Some of the roads we travel to get to our trail heads are a bit rough and with a roof rack I don't have to worry about bottoming out a hitch rack hanging off the back of the vehicle. Also, it takes up less room in the garage. Our vehicle is a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee with an additional 4 inches of ground clearance. That makes it a bit of a reach for my 5'4" wife, so we take our two-step along to help her. This is my third time purchasing from etrailer, and each experience has been very good. They are a very customer service oriented company. I really appreciate all the additional information they provide on their products, especially all the videos they produce to aid in reviews, assembly, and use.
# 11
Swagman XP Bike Rack for 5 Bikes - 2" Hitches - Tilting
Bike carrier works great. It is built well and does what I expected.
Purchased this after reading some of the other reviews and Q&A on etrailer - i hadn't thought about the fact that how the crossbars on the bike are configured makes a difference - 3 of our 5 bikes wouldn't have fit on a two bar bike rack because the openings are two small (I ended up measuring them before selecting a rack). I still ended up having to use the adapter for one of them which works great. Installation was easy (I had uhaul put a receiver hitch on my 2012 odyssey the week before) - you do have to pull a pin on the bottom of the rack when you tilt it, which some might consider an inconvenience compared to some of the other brands that just have release levers, but i view it as less stuff to break compared to those racks. If you're going to have it on a lot and park in a garage, consider the fact that it doesn't collapse because it does add significant length to the vehicle. 5 bikes are definitely doable if you set it up correctly. I think its the most versatile rack you can get based on the way it holds the bikes and would definitely recommend.
Thule Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today on our 2012 Toyota Sienna we're doing a test fit of the Thule T2 Classic Platform Style 2 Bike Rack. That part number is TH9044. Now we already have our bike secured down. We're first going to show you one of the key features of this rack. We're going to come around to the back and start by pulling out our pin. With that out we can pull down on our level and gently tilt down our bike rack with our bikes fully loaded.
Thule Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today on our 2012 Toyota Sienna we're doing a test fit of the Thule T2 Pro XTB platform-style 2-bike rack. That part number is TH9034XT. Now we already have our bike secured down. We're first going to show you one of the key features of this rack. We're going to come here to the back handle and we're going to squeeze that together and tilt our bike rack, with our bikes fully loaded, away from our vehicle. We'll come to our hatch door.
Yakima FullTilt Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today on our 2012 Toyota Sienna, we're going to be test fitting the Yakima FullTilt 4-Bike Rack for 1 1/4 inch and two-inch hitches, part number Y02462. We'll begin our test-fit by inserting the shank of the rack into the hitch on our vehicle. It helps to keep a hand on the anti-rattle device so that it slides in better. You will also notice that this has self-locking hitch pi located here, so it will actually just snap into place when you get it in the right spot. Now with our hitch pin in place, we'll go ahead and tighten down the anti-rattle knob. This will help take any extra play out of the shank of the rack helping to eliminate movement overall as you're going down the road. As you can see, we're nice and tight there.
Saris Freedom Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today on our 2012 Toyota Sienna, we're going to be test fitting the Saris Freedom 4 bike platform-style rack for 2 inch hitches, part number SA4414B. We'll begin our test fit by inserting the shank of the rack into the hitch on our vehicle. You'll want to watch for the hitch pin holes to line up. With those in line, you can insert the threaded anti-rattle hitch bolt. We'll go ahead and thread that down, hand tight, and then finish it off with our wrench. Make sure you're turning the wrench the right way helps. This'll help take any extra play out of the shank of the rack, and helps to eliminate movement overall going down the road. We'll attach the clip to the other side and grab a couple measurements.
Saris Axis Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today on our 2012 Toyota Sienna, we're going to be test-fitting the Saris Access 3 bike rack for inch and a quarter and 2 inch hitches. Part number SA843B. We'll begin our test fit by inserting the shank of the rack into our hitch on our Sienna. You'll want to watch for the hitch pin holes to line up. With those in line, we'll go ahead and take the anti-rattle hitch lock and thread that into place. We'll go ahead and get this as tight as we can by hand, and then we'll finish it off with a wrench.
Saris Axis Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today on our 2012 Toyota Sienna, we're going to be test fitting the Saris Axis 2-bike rack for 1 1/4 and 2-inch hitches, part number SA832. We'll begin our test fit by inserting the shank of the rack into the hitch on our Sienna. It does have the adapter which is easily removable. You'll want to keep a hand on it as you insert it and line up the hitch pinholes. With the hitch pinholes in line, we'll go ahead and insert the threaded anti-rattle hitch bolt. We'll tighten this.
Saris Freedom SuperClamp Hitch Bike Racks Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today on our 2012 Toyota Sienna, we're going to be test fitting the Saris Freedom Super Clamp 2-bike platform style rack for inch and a quarter and 2 inch hitches, part number SA4025. We'll begin our test fit by inserting the shank of the rack into the hitch on our vehicle. With that in place, we'll want to line up the hitch pin holes. And then insert the included anti-rattle hitch lock. We'll go ahead and tighten this down the best we can by hand, once we have it through all the way. Once we have that as tight as we can by hand we'll take our wrench and finish it off. This will help take any extra play out of the shank of the rack, helping to eliminate movement overall going down the road.
Swagman Fork Down Roof Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today, on our 2012 Toyota Sienna, we'll be test fitting the Swagman Fork Down, fork style roof mounted bike carrier, part number S64710. To begin our test fit, we'll place the carrier directly under our crossbars. We'll start at the front by bringing the u-bolt brackets up underneath the crossbar and through our bracket platform. We'll secure it by tightening down two wing nuts. We can repeat the same process for the other side of the bracket platform. Once we have those tight, we'll move to the rear, we'll drop our u-bolt through our bike carrier, making sure it goes around our crossbar and through our black bracket, tightening and securing with our wing nuts. Once we have that tight, we can make sure that the wheel strap at the rear is undone and that our skewer at the front is loose.
RockyMounts TieRod Stretch Roof Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today, on our 2012 Toyota Sienna, we'll be test fitting the Rocky Tie-Rod Stretch Roof Mounted Bike Carrier, part number RKY1011. To begin our test fit, we'll place the carrier directly under our crossbars. We'll bring the rubber coated straps at the front around our front crossbar fitting them back into the head of the carrier. We'll then use an Allen key to tighten the bolt which will then tighten the straps. We can go ahead and replace our black plastic cover. We'll move to the rear and bring our rear bracket around our rear crossbar. Feed the bolts through and tighten with an Allen key.
Yakima DoubleDown Ace Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today on our 2012 Toyota Sienna well be test fitting the Yakima DoubleDown Ace 4, part number Y02451. To mount our carrier to the vehicle well insert the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of the hitch. Well line up our hitch pin holes and use our securing pin to attach the bike rack. Then well use the hand knob at the base of the rack to tighten up and engage our anti-rattle lock. Now well go over a handful of clearance measurements. Weve got about 10 inches of ground clearance and about 3 inches of clearance between the closest part of the carrier and the closest part of the vehicle.
Thule Hitching Post Pro Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today on our 2012 Toyota Sienna, we'll be test fitting the Thule Hitching Post Pro Hitch Mounted Bike Carrier, part number TH934XTR. To mount our carrier to the vehicle, we'll insert the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of the hitch. We'll line up our hitch pin hole, thread in our anti-rattle bolt, and tighten it down using a wrench. Next, we'll go over a handful of clearance measurements. We've got about 10 inches of ground clearance and about 5 inches of clearance between the closest part of the carrier and the closest part of the vehicle. Overall, we've added about 15 inches of length to the rear of the vehicle.
Yakima SwingDaddy 4 Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today on our 2012 Toyota Sienna, we'll be test fitting the Yakima SwingDaddy 4 Hitch Mounted Bike Carrier, part number Y02422. To mount our carrier to the vehicle, we'll insert the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of the hitch. We'll line up our hitch pin hole, thread in our anti-rattle bolt and tighten it down using a wrench. Next, we'll go over a handful of clearance measurements. We've got about 10 inches of ground clearance and about 1/2-inch of clearance between the closest part of the carrier and the closest part of the vehicle. Overall, we've added about 10 inches of length to the rear of our vehicle with the carrier's arms folded down.
Swagman Titan Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today on this 2012 Toyota Sienna well be test fitting the Swagman Titan 4 hitch mounted bike carrier, part number S63410. To mount the carrier to the vehicle well insert the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of the hitch. Well line up our hitch pin holes, thread in our anti-rattle bolt, and tighten it down using a wrench. Next well go over a handful of clearance measurements. Weve got about ten inches of ground clearance and about seven inches of clearance between the closest part of the carrier and the closest part of the vehicle. Overall weve added about 18 inches length to the rear of our vehicle with the carrier arms folded down.
SportRack Escape 3 Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today on our 2012 Toyota Sienna well be test fitting the Sportrack Escape 3 hitch mounted bike carrier, part number A30403. To mount the carrier to the vehicle well insert the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of the hitch. Well line up our hitch pin holes, thread in our anti-rattle bolt, and tighten it down using a wrench. Next well go over a handful of clearance measurements. Weve got about ten inches of ground clearance and about four inches of clearance between the closest part of the carrier and the closest part of the vehicle. Overall weve added about nine inches length to the rear of our vehicle with the carrier arms folded down.
Softride Dura Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today on our 2012 Toyota Sienna were test fitting the Sortride Dura parallelogram, part number SR26247. To mount our carrier to the vehicle well insert the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of the hitch. Well line up our hitch pin hole, thread in our anti-rattle bolt, and then tighten it down using a wrench. Well then secure a lock over the end of the bolt. Now we want to prepare to load a bike. Well undo the rubber straps at the cradle thats closest to the vehicle and grab our bicycle.
Pro Series Q-Slot Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Today, on our 2012 Toyota Sienna, we'll be test fitting the Pro Series Q-Slot Platform Style Bike Carrier, part number PS63134. To mount the carrier to the vehicle, we'll insert the shank of the carrier into the receiver tube of our hitch. We'll line up the hitch pinhole and secure the carrier with a pinning clip. Next, we'll go over a handful of clearance measurements. We've got about 10 and half inches of ground clearance and about five and half inches of clearance between the closest part of the carrier and the closest part of the vehicle. Overall, we've added about 22 inches of length to the rear of our vehicle.
Yakima Holdup Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Alright, today on this 2012 Toyota Sienna, were going to do a test fit of part number Y02433 from Yakima. This is their Holdup 2 Bike Carrier. One thing to know about this bike rack, is that its designed for 2-inch receivers only. Now, well go ahead and install off our test fit by installing the bike rack into the hitch, then well go ahead and tighten down the anti-rattle bolt and put the safety pin on the other side. Now, well go ahead and do a couple of clearance measurements. As its closest point to the bumper, were looking at 1/2 inch.
Thule Vertex 4 Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Alright, today on this 2012 Toyota Sienna were going to do a test fit of part #: th9029 from Thule, the Vertex 4 bike carrier. A few things to know about this bike rack, that it will work with inch and a quarter receiver hitches both class 1 and class 2, but when you use a bike rack with class 1 receiver hitch you are limited to carrying only two bicycles. This will also work with 2 inch receiver hitch with the included spacer and thats what well be using today. To start off our test fit well slide the bicycle rack into the hitch and then well go ahead and tighten down the anti-rattle bolt. Okay, now well go ahead and get some clearance measurements. Clearance between the bike rack and the bumper will be inch and 3/4.
Thule Parkway 2 Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Alright, today on this 2012 Toyota Sienna were going to do a test fit of part #: th958 from Thule, the Parkway 2 bike carrier. One thing to note about this bicycle rack, it is designed for 2 inch receiver hitches only. Now well start off our test fit by installing the bike rack into the hitch, then well go ahead and tighten down the anti-rattle bolt. Alright, now well go ahead and get some clearance measurements. Clearance from the bike rack to the bumper is going to be half an inch. And ground clearance looks like 9 and a quarter inches.
Thule Apex 4 Swing Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Alright, today on this 2012 Toyota Sienna were going to do a test fit of part #: th9027 from Thule, the Apex swing forward bike carrier. One thing to know about this bicycle carrier that it is designed for 2 inch receiver hitches only. Well go ahead and start off our test fit by installing the bike rack into the hitch. Well make sure that the integrated hitch pin is secured into the hitch pinhole. Well go ahead and pull it back, take up some slack and then well go ahead and tighten down the anti-rattle know. Alright, now well go ahead and get some clearance measurements.
Thule Apex 4 Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Alright, today on this 2012 Toyota Sienna, we're going to do a test fit of part number TH9025 from Thule, the Apex 4 Bike Carrier. A couple of things to know about this bike carrier, that it will work with 1-1/4-inch receiver hitches, both class 1 and class 2. However, these who have a class 1 receiver hitch, you're only limited to carrying two bikes. This will also work with 2-inch receiver hitches as we're going to do today with the included spacer. We'll start off our test fit by installing the bike rack into the hitch. We'll make sure that the integrated hitch pin goes to the hitch pinhole and then we'll go ahead and tighten down the anti-rattle knob.
SportRack EZ Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Alright today on this 2012 Toyota Sienna we're going to do a test fit of part no. A30901. A few things to note about this bike rack that it will work of an inch and 1/4 receiver hitches both class 1 and class 2. It will also work with 2 inch receiver hitches with the included spacer. We will be working with the 2 inch receiver hitch today. Alright we will go ahead and start our test fit by installing the bike rack into the hitch and we will go ahead and tighten down the anti-retal bolt and put the safety pin on the other side.
SportRack Evader Hitch Bike Rack Review - 2012 Toyota Sienna
Alright today on this 2012 Toyota Sienna, we're going to do a test fit of part no 830403XT from Sportrack. This is the Evader 3 bike carrier. A few things to note about this bicycle rack that it will work with an inch and 14 receiver hitches class 2 only. This will also work with a 2 inch receiver hitch with the included spacer and that is what we will be working with today. We will start off our test fit by installing the bike rack into the hitch and then we will go ahead and tighten down the anti retal bolt and then install a safety clip on the otehr side. Alright with our bike rack installed let's go ahead and get some clearance measurements.
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