MaxxHaul 4-Bike Hitch Mount Bike Rack - Model 70210

MARIO LOPEZ: buena relacion calidad precio

Mexico on Dec 04, 2023

Misha Antonich: Headline has it - no burying of the lede :D

United States on Dec 01, 2023

OmarMac: Muy profesional, seguro y fuerte. En Mexico tienes que comprar un pasador con candado. Para poder mantenerlo seguro al abandonar el auto.

Mexico on Nov 13, 2023

Gina22: This bike rack is super easy to install (if you can read instructions and have the right tools). It easy holds 4 bikes, we have 2 adult bikes, 1 youth bike, and one child's bike. It holds up well and is sturdy, it's simple to collapse (without tools). A side note; this bike rack does not work for very small children's bikes, the space between the bars tends to be too small to put on the rack.

Canada on Aug 07, 2022

Marinel Ceuca: Overall I'm happy with the rack, the price is fair. However I'd like to point out a couple of shortcomings when compared to more expensive brand name products:
- it's basically designed to fit 4 men's bikes that have a transversal bar on the frame. Found it a little difficult to put on a ladies bike and couldn't put on a smaller kid bike because the space between frame bars was too small to fit over the rack
- there's no antitheft feature whatsoever, not for the bikes, nor for the rack itself

Canada on Sep 06, 2021

RR_Willowdale: This is a really good value bike rack, sturdy, easy to put together, easy to attach, simple yet safe to use. Unbeatable value from a brand I trust. It folds and lowers easily so we have been using it with our swing door RAV4 without any problems. Instead of riding our nearby park trails, we have since been able to explore beautiful bike trails all over Southern Ontario. Very happy with the purchase. Highly recommended if you are looking for functionality and good value. It looks good, too.

Canada on Sep 14, 2020

SP Camera DPSP Camera DP: Aug. 6, 2020
Only assembled and mounted bike on. Not driven yet. Review.
This 4 bike rack system feels like its built quite tough. All the metal is about the same size as the part that inserts into the 2 inch receiver, so roughly 2 inch square tube. Assembling it was quite easy, despite the not so clear instruction booklet. The two parts that fold, do so easily and smoothly. The pins fit tight, and the cotter safety pins also. I only have one bike to test with, but it fit onto the rack well, sat on the cushioned rubber part well and snug. Balanced well. And the velcro tie down is wide, strong and tight. The bike feels quite secure and in place on the rack. Yet, it can swing enough that when the rack is tilted back to make room to open the back gate of the car, the bike can touch the ground on its wheels, vertically and stay there, while the rack is out of the way to access your car from the back gate. Nice to have that flexibility. And not too difficult to lower the rack while the bike is on it (1 bike). With more then 1 bike I would ask someone to help if I need to lower the rack. Overall I feel it will work quite well for my needs. When an adult sized...

United States on Aug 07, 2020

WillWill: I previously tried to use one of the "universal" style bike racks that will fit a passenger car or an SUV and didn't even begin to trust it to drive across town, much less on the long trips I was going on. I bought this in preparation for an out-of-state camping trip to the mountains my girlfriend and I were going on, and it arrived on time as advertised. Assembly was very easy and took maybe 15 minutes total with a few basic hand tools (allen keys, socket set, and wrenches). I have an extra trailer wiring harness and I may see about wiring a brake light up to attach to the flat plate on the end rather than just having a red reflector on it. I've driven over 1400 miles in two weeks with the bike rack on my 4Runner and had zero issues of any kind, with and without bikes on the rack. I'd say my road time was split 80% highway (70-90mph), 15% twisty mountain roads (lots of up and down hill, sharp curves, braking and acceleration), and 5% off-road driving, and the bikes didn't move around in the rack at all. The wheels or handlebars of either bike never contacted my vehicle, either, and during the trip I secured them in every one of the four slots, just to make sure...

United States on Oct 25, 2018