There are some good bike rack options for the 2023 Jeep wrangler. Because of the design of the rear hatch and the placement of the spare tire there really will not be any good trunk mounted options, but there will be a few other directions we can go.
One option is to go with a spare tire mounted bike rack like the Hollywood Racks SR1 # HRSR1. This rack will install over the door mounted spare tire and it will fit virtually any tire up to 15" wide. It can hold two bikes weighing up to 35... view full answer...
The simplest and most economical option is going to be the Hollywood Racks SR1 2-Bike Carrier # HRSR1. This does mount on the spare tire but the arms which hold the bike can be slide to the side allowing you to better center the bikes behind your 2004 Honda CR-V. Do understand the maximum weight for each bike is 35lbs for this and is common among these types of racks.
For a stronger rack that will be easier to use with your rear door you would want to add our Receiver # e69AR. This would... view full answer...
Hi Roger,
You would not be able to tow a trailer with the Roadmaster Hitch Spare Tire Mount with 2" Receiver Opening # RM-195225.
This is for flat towing or using an accessory like a bike rack only. view full answer...
Hi Tony,
For your specific needs I recommend the Lets Go Aero V-Lectric FAT PRO Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes # LGA77FR. This rack is rated for use on all vehicles, trailers, motorhome, etc. and has a 75lb per bike capacity. It has an adjustable base so that you can place the bikes further out if you need more space for a cargo carrier or spare tire and comes with an anti-rattle hitch pin to prevent any movement of the rack in the trailer hitch.
I've attached a short video below where... view full answer...
The Spare Tire Carrier # FHG57ZR I feel is the best option to use with the 24x84 etrailer Cargo Carrier # e96ZR. This carrier has multiple bolt hole options and the bars on the other side allow you to distribute the weight across multiple bars on the rack. view full answer...
I recommend the Yakima OnRamp LX Bike Rack # Y88DJ for carrying your 2 e-bikes. This rack is capable of carrying 2 bikes weighing up to 80lbs each with tires up to 5" wide. It has a ramp for making loading your bikes easier and the bikes are held in place with tire straps and a frame mount which you can attach to the seat post, frame or steering head. view full answer...
Hey John, thanks for reaching out!
We have a variety of ways to get your cargo (and spare!) traveling down the road with you, and part of it just depends on what exactly you're looking to get out if it, along with how much you're willing/wanting to spend.
My initial reaction to your question is to recommend installing the etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver # e98853 on your 2017 Toyota Sienna and then using the Yakima EXO Swing Away Storage System w/ Enclosed Cargo Carrier and Cargo Carrier... view full answer...
Clara, it sounds like you're looking for something like the Swagman XC-Extended Bike Rack for 2 Recumbent Bikes # S64650-EXT which is designed to carry two recumbent bikes weighing 35 lbs per bike.
This rack will also work with class II and III receivers, can accommodate a 3.5" wide tire, and can also be used to carry standard tires should you ever have to. view full answer...
The wheel holders of the Hollywood Racks Destination part # HLY94FR are not adjustable so the best way to center your bike on the rack is going to be using the frame clamps of the rack if possible. If there's a location on the frame for the clamps to attach to that allows the bike to be centered better that's going to be the only way. Otherwise if the bike is being held secure you could just keep running it as-is Al. view full answer...
Hey Erika, for your 2013 Winnebago I recommend going with the Lets Go Aero V-Lectric VFR Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes # LGA25VR.
This bike rack can carry up to 2 bikes weighing 80 lbs each, will work with RVs, has an integrated loading ramp, and can handle up to a 4 1/2" wide tire. view full answer...
Hey Blase so your best option would be the Yakima Exo bike rack and cargo carrier part # Y54ZR which can carry a fat tire bike that weighs up to 40 lbs and has a cargo tray like you are wanting as well. view full answer...
Hi Tom,
For a single-bike rack with a true 2" shank I recommend the Kuat Piston SR Bike Rack for 1 Bike # KU88ZR. This bike rack is rated for use on all vehicles, 5th wheels, motorhomes, travel trailers, and flat towed vehicles so you'll be able to transfer it over to whatever you want. When on a vehicle it has a 100lb capacity and when on an RV the weight capacity will dip down to 67lbs to accommodate for the harsher ride quality an RV would place on the rack. The shank base of this... view full answer...
The best bike rack for two Aventon E-bikes that is also capable of being mounted on a front hitch is the Hollywood Racks RV Rider Bike Rack for 2 Electric Bikes item # HLY64FR. This bike rack has an 80 lbs per bike capacity, it fits tires up to 5" wide, and has rotating padded clamps with hand knobs that will hold your bikes securely by the frame or seat post.
I have linked a review video below so you can see the functions of this bike rack demonstrated. view full answer...
Legal is important. The best bike rack for e-bikes that is also rated for use behind a motorhome is the Hollywood Racks RV Rider item # HLY64FR. This bike rack has an 80 lbs per bike capacity. It also fits tires up to 5" wide.
One of the reasons the Hollywood Racks RV Rider item # HLY64FR is the best for not only your application but for e-bikes in general is the attachment method. It uses padded clamps with hand knobs that hold the bikes securely by the frame or seat post. This mounting... view full answer...
Hello Don. Our best option for a super heavy duty bike rack is the Yakima OnRamp LX # Y88DJ. This has an 80 lb per bike rating which give you plenty of cushion. 80 lbs per bike is the max rating for any hitch mounted bike rack we offer, so this truly is the strongest rack on the market. It has a built-in ramp attachment which make loading heavy bikes easy. It will also accommodate larger tires- up to 5" wide. We made a video reviewing this rack and I have linked it for you below. Feel... view full answer...
I cannot recommend a cargo net for the 32x48 Reese Solo Cargo Carrier # PS1040100 and the amount of weight you will be carrying. A ratchet strap like the ShockStrap # SS99PV is going to be your best solution. This strap has the shock to keep tension on the strap while allowing it to stretch since the stress of the bouncing weight on the rack is most likely bending your carrier. This would explain why you are having issues with your current ratchet straps.
For lighter items like your fuel... view full answer...
Hello John. For you I highly recommend the Hollywood Racks RV Rider Bike Rack # HLY64FR. This rack can hold two e-bikes weighing up to 80 lbs apiece and it is rated for use on the back of a 5th wheel. It can also accommodate larger tires - up to 5" wide. It has a built-in bike lock and hitch lock. It will also work with bikes that have step-thru frames or other alternative frame styles that you see on a lot of e-bikes.
That said, I recommend that you always remove the batteries from your... view full answer...
Hey David, so yeah we do have the Draw-Tite Trailer Hitch Receiver # 36643 which will work with the Hybrid model. This is a class II hitch that has a 350 lb tongue weight capacity, a 3,500 lb capacity, and is custom fit to your Camry so it should bolt right up.
If you're looking for a bike rack recommendation, the RockyMounts MonoRail Bike Rack for 2 Bikes # RKY10003 is a great choice that will work great with the hitch mentioned. This bike rack has a 2 bike, 60 lb capacity, and will... view full answer...
We only have one option for your 2015 Mercedes-Benz C300 coupe, and that's the Curt Trailer Hitch Receiver # C11485. This is a class I that has a max weight capacity of 2,000 lbs, and has a max tongue weight capacity of 200 lbs.
So, with your 4 fat tire bikes that weight 65 lbs each, you're going to have to go a different route because there isn't going to be any class I racks that have that capacity.
I'd recommend just trailering your bikes since they are going to be quite heavy, it's... view full answer...
Hi Ed,
I always prefer hitch mounted bike racks over trunk mounted so your Corolla will need to have a trailer hitch. If you don't currently have one then I recommend installing the Draw-Tite Sportframe Trailer Hitch Receiver # 24983.
Once installed you can choose a bike rack with a 1-1/4" shank. I own the Thule DoubleTrack Pro XT Bike Rack # TH92BJ, which has an adapter to work with either a 1-1/4" or 2" trailer hitch receiver. It can accommodate tires up to 5" wide, has padded ratcheting... view full answer...
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