RockyMounts

8in Hitch Extension LS with Premium Lock

Hitch-mounted racks are designed to attach securely to the hitch receiver of your vehicle, providing a stable and reliable way to transport multiple bikes. They are generally easier to load and unload compared to roof-mounted racks, and they keep your bikes safe from wind resistance and potential damage during transit.

If your vehicle has a spare tire mounted on the back, it can limit your options for bike racks. Some racks may not fit properly or may obstruct access to the spare tire. It's important to choose a bike rack that is compatible with your vehicle's spare tire setup to ensure both functionality and safety.

"Fold-flat convenience" refers to a feature that allows the bike rack to be folded down flat when not in use. This is beneficial because it minimizes the space the rack occupies and allows for easier access to the rear of your vehicle, making it more convenient for everyday use.

The 3-axis anti-wobble ball bearing is a design feature that enhances the stability of the bike rack while driving. It helps to prevent swaying or wobbling in three different directions, ensuring that your bikes remain secure and stable during transport, which can improve safety and reduce wear on both the rack and the bikes.

Most bike racks are designed to fit standard hitch sizes, with 2-inch hitch receivers being one of the most common. To ensure compatibility, check the specifications of the bike rack you are considering and confirm that it is designed for a 2-inch hitch receiver. Additionally, you can measure your hitch opening to verify the size.

Yes, you can use a hitch-mounted bike rack on smaller vehicles, as long as they are equipped with a compatible hitch receiver. Many bike racks are designed to accommodate various vehicle sizes, so be sure to check the weight capacity and dimensions of the rack to ensure it meets your needs.