Tyger Auto TG-RK3B101S 3-Bike Hitch Mount Bicycle Carrier Rack | Free Hitch Lock & Cable Lock | Compatible with Both 1.25" and 2" Hitch Receiver

When the top fork folds down, it can be stored, and the whole rack can be tilted away from the car for easy access to the There do not appear to be clips or pins on either of these. Instead they are both secured with a long bolt (with a large plastic knob) that screws into a nut with a nylon insert. In the car on our way back from vacation, the lower bolt vibrated loose, and the rack tipped down. The bikes started rolling down We did have a limit on how far the force of the fall could go, so only two of our bikes were damaged. There were two more (kids bikes) that were too small to get off We were in the middle of the bay bridge when it happened and could not stop. Aside from the $200+ repair bill, this event caused our family AN INCREDIBLE amount of stress. But apart from that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the performance? In other words, I'm quite pleased with how this thing turned out. In the future, I will use it, but I will ensure that the bolts are tightly fastened. The whole thing is actually fairly easy (and I did it for the rest of our trip In order to do that, I just drilled holes in the knobs and ran some zip ties all along the edges To keep the knobs from rotating, tie the ties through the holes and around the body. clothes should be a part of the wardrobe It would be fine if we used hanger wire. The STRONGEST recommendation I can give you is to do something similar if you buy (or own) this rack. The rack itself appears to be undamaged as well, regardless of the abuse we gave it. We used the included straps, and despite all of this abuse, everything stayed firmly attached to it.

Abdullah Solomon

| Sep 02, 2020

We purchased it based on reviews and the appearance and were not inclined to pay $250 or more for it. The Yakima or Thule alternatives cost 300 dollars more. A month in, and we're very happy with the choice. An additional bonus is that the hitch lock, lock, straps, and inch hitch) are all made of solid metal. A few weeks ago, we took two bikes from Virginia to Ohio and they didn't move. Although I agree with the reviewer who complained that there is no quick release to swiftly lower the rack, I was slightly concerned about the assessment that there is no quick release to rapidly lower the rack. that you have to unscrew it, but this process takes only 30 seconds and there is a big plastic knob for doing so (I was sure I would have to use a wrench). That way you can ensure the rack will not wobble because those screws anchor the rack. all, I think the deal is great!.

Kenna Weber

| Nov 16, 2020

I broke the plastic strap that locks the bike after only seven days of using it. I am unsure of how to contact the A new update- Thank you for your quick and efficient replacement straps. Excellent customer service.

Palmer Goldstein

| Apr 23, 2021

The first problem is that the straps that hold the pins and bicycles are made of cheap plastic and broke soon after *The receiver is really short so if you have a hide-a-way, that would be really handy It may not work if you hitch it. There is a guarantee that if you do not like it and want to return it, you will have to pay the return shipping and won't get your money back. . It was too late for me to contact customer service, because they said the transaction was completed because I purchased I would recommend you not to buy this rack from this company!.

Reed Burnett

| Sep 18, 2020

The straps break easily. In our latest update, we have In any case, I decided to use this rack on an excursion to the Pocono Mountains, when the temperature was under 30 degrees. I think the straps are 25 years old because they broke As I stared in amazement, I could not Once useless, it would remain useless for two minutes. Although it would appear that it would work when the weather is hot, these straps are completely useless when the weather is cold. This is not something I Suitable bike carrier that is sturdy and strong Two adults and two children travel with it. It's big enough for four bikes. There is a little bit of a fit issue, but it The complaint has not been received. I was able to attach it quickly on a 2" hitch, but it was a bit loose (wobbley) but the nut that comes with it handles that problem. In addition, the rack comes with a couple of straps and a lock, which is very nice to have.

Dane Love

| Mar 05, 2021

In the event of the rack being received, the packaging was not at all secure. The metal just clanked around in the boxes, and Assembly of this rack was easy, however, after installing it on my hitch, I discovered that there is a lot of up and down movement despite being tightened as much as possible. incredibly disappointing given that I had read several reviews claiming this was a "wobble-free" product, but upon doing more research I realized most reviews were fake & the product had no wobble whatsoever. Other people have had the same issues I have.

Some other issues I have encountered are There was insufficient clearance when loading bikes onto the rack, so bikes were swinging and banging against each other. ble the car while drivingbr>br>br>br>•the knobs on the steering wheel do not fit properly.

Dion Spears

| Oct 28, 2020

I like how sturdy and strong this rack is! This rack is easy to fit my 29er bike on. Five minutes were needed to install the software.

Malcolm Smith

| Mar 18, 2021

I did the research this time after trying another hitch mount that wobbled like crazy with a 2" (2 inch) hitch, and I ended up picking up the TYGER TG-110 instead. A hitch mount for the RK3B101S. Even though I've only taken a few short trips with my bike attached, this mount is so much better than any other. With the input to the hitch receiver fitting perfectly into the 2" (2 inch) hitch, and with the stabilizing bolt, the hitch will not wobble. I love the price point, the quality, and the fact that it will not wobble when attaching a 2" (2 inch) hitch, making it the best bike hitch mount on the market!.

Zara Mays

| Aug 19, 2020