Chasing miles with your rig and bikes? Lets Go Aero RV hitch rack options are built and rated for trailer use, with wheel-mount designs and ramps available to make loading easier, and some offer slide-away access to help clear doors. Consider overall weight, folding or non-folding setups, and spare-tire clearance to dial in the fit for your camper and parking needs.
Yes, Lets Go Aero offers RV hitch racks that are tested for use behind motorhomes and trailers. Verify the rack is specifically rated for a towed vehicle or trailer, since not all racks are. Match your 2" hitch and class rating, and confirm the per-bike weight capacity fits your e-bikes. Extra movement at the back of a trailer adds stress, so the trailer rating matters.
Some Lets Go Aero RV hitch racks include a slide-out or away feature that helps with door access. If you need this, make sure it's listed. Note that certain racks don't fold up when empty, so plan for extra length behind the RV. If a hitch extension is required for clearance, account for the added overhang when parking or maneuvering.
Loading can be straightforward with a ramp, but plan your setup. Check that the ramp secures well at the top and has solid ground contact to reduce flex when rolling heavier bikes. Expect some trial-and-error to position two e-bikes so they don't interfere; once you find the fit, take a reference photo to speed future loading.
It can, depending on the model. Confirm the rack's tire width range for fat tires and that a wheel-mount design is compatible with fenders. For smaller wheels, check the wheel-hanger adjustment so the preferred 12 o'clock position is possible; if not, alternate positions may be needed. Protect painted rims where the rack contacts to help prevent rub.
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