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Recommended Hitch Adapter for 2026 Toyota Sienna Woodland Hitch  

Updated 05/28/2026 | Published 05/19/2026

Question:

Is there an expander adapter for a 2026 Toyota Sienna Woodland hitch? I am trying to find it for a 2 bike rack.

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Expert Reply:

Hey Deb, the Sienna Woodland is a really nice vehicle!

Looks like the Sienna Woodland trim comes equipped with a factory 1-1/4" hitch receiver. # e43yr etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver Adapter is 6-1/2" long and will convert your 1-1/4" receiver opening to a 2" opening, so you can use a bike rack that has a 2" shank.

These are recommended to go with your hitch and bike rack setup that:

etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock for 1-1/4" Hitches # e98879

etrailer Hitch Pin Alignment Collar for Hitch Accessories # e98942

What style of bikes do you ride?

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Robert B.

5/22/2026

The 1.25" to 2" hitch adapter Jason recommended works great for bike racks. I have one my 2013 Nissan Juke. My rack is just for a single bike though.

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James D.

5/23/2026

@RobertB appreciate your insight!
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Jim

5/27/2026

@JamesD I used the same adapter for my Honda Civic with 2 Ebikes on the rack. It worked fine but was a little lower than I wanted and tends to scrape on some dips in roads. Make sure you have plenty of ground clearance
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James D.

5/28/2026

@Jim I agree, check out our etrailer hitch adapter with 5" rise # e93yr . It fits a 1 1/4" hitch receiver and has a 2" opening for accessories.
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Leonard

5/22/2026

My trailer hitch worked perfectly for me It's a quality product and by using this, I didn't have to buy a whole new hitch assembly for my car.

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James D.

5/23/2026

@Leonard love to hear this, Appreciate you choosing etrailer!
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Ned G.

5/26/2026

This adaptor worked great to save cutting and welding a 2" receiver on the back of my 5th Wheel. The only thing I had to make sure of was the length of the hitch by adding the adaptor. I normal vehicle will probably not have that concern. It caused a bit of bouncing on my rig. Overall, well worth it.

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