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Question: I would like to know if this rack I will use to Nissan Pathfinder 2000 with rear tire wheels 16"?
Document: This rack is light-weight and very easy to install, but I can't get it to fit on my 2008 Rav4 without interfering with the rear wiper. I tried it both with the tire cover on and and with it off. Doesn't fit either way. It seems like a nice product, and it would probably work well on another vehicle.
My daughters 16 inch frame was difficult because I had to balance it in the rear fork and the front. She'll be growing into an 18 in frame soon which should fix this problem.I didn't take it for a spin yet, but I think for normal driving conditions this will be fine compared to my Trek sedan trunk rack (for my old Neon.). I would recomend it to other CRV owners.
I like this bike rack, it fits correctly on my 2003 Honda CR-V. I have taken it out on the highway a couple of times and it was stable and nothing came loose while travelling. The bikes also sit low enough that they do not obstruct your rear view.The only negative I have is that you need to buy a tension bar in order to use this with a woman's or a girl's bike. And it wouldn't be a negative if it was clearer in the product description.
In the item description, it's stated:  &#34;Designed to fit nearly all externally mounted spare tires.&#34;This is total BS! I have a 2000 Jeep Wrangler, with smallish stock wheels and tires, and if I mount the rack as it was intended, the rack is pointed skyward at a 45 degree angle! There's no way to adjust it either. I was very disappointed, and had to return mine for a refund.
Bought to use on my 2005 Jeep Liberty. Due to having oversized tires I was not certain it would work. Fit great on my 245/75/16 tires. Held two bikes with no issues.
I was looking for a rear Bike rack for my Honda CR-V and I tried Walmart, Target and I did not find one. I was looking for options like hitch bike rack too. But I have to install hitch in my car and I got to get a Hitch Bike Rack which would cost me around $200.00. I came through this product through [...] and it costed me around $[...].
I think this bike rack would be hard to beat..especially for its moderate price. It sets up and goes on very easily ... and it feels very secure. I have not as yet put more than  2 adult bikes onto the rack at one time and perhaps 3 - especially adult bikes - may be pushing the limits. What I also like about it that I can also open the rear door without dismounting the bike - this comes in very handy !
The prodcut is good, it is very easy to set up. I Use it with two mountain bikes rather than three and so far it is working safe . The good thing is that I just live it in the spare tire all the time; There is no need to take it out all the time. You can carry other things like picknick chairs for example.Would be better if you could bent the arms and also add some knid of reflective stickers for safety reasons.
Great bike rack! It was easy to set up and to put on the spare tire of my Honda CR-V, even with the offset location. The bikes fit perfectly and I did not even have to take off front wheels with the offset tire! I did use a couple of extra bungies to provide additional security, but what a piece of cake!
4 door jeep wrangler. I have a 35 inch spare MT tire. It barely fits I had to really work it to even get it somewhat close to how it's supposed to look. The straps were to short to tie it down. And like everyone else said the bar has no padding so it will scratch the heck out of your wheels if you don't rig it with something. I made it work and it's snug and looks great. Heavy duty. I don't think it's going anywhere. It works.
Answer: yes