Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Can this rack fit on a Jeep Wrangler with a 2" hitch and tire on back?
Document: Mounted on rear hitch of GLK 350. Do not be fooled. It is NOT particularly light, but appears very sturdy. Straps for bicycles are easy to use. Hinge works easily to open back gate of car. Best part is that it comes with a lock for the hitch to prevent removal of the rack from the vehicle AND a cable lock which pulls out of the vertical arm to secure the bicycles to the rack.
I've had this rack on my car for two weeks now.Installation:The rack comes fully assembled, however, I did need to remove the 2" adapter as I have a 1.25 hitch. The rack connects to the hitch utilizing a threaded screw, and Inno throws in a wrench but save time and use your own socket. The hitch screw secures utilizing a lock nut which is also included. Once you've screwed on the hitch the only thing left to do is put the straps in the bindings.
Great rack. Installs in seconds, stable, relatively light weight. Even my wife can take it on and off our vehicle.
Again, very easy.The rack shifts, loaded with bikes, down to a 45 degree angle allowing access to a trunk or hatch. One places their foot on a pedal while holding the bikes and gently let the rack and gravity do their work. Very easy.I've loaded this rack with four bikes and driven at 70 with no swing and no worries. I've also put kids bikes on the rack by placing them upside down.
I'll now be checking once a month to ensure all bolts are tight. I have also emailed the US distributor for a replacement (and extra straps) and will update this review to let everyone know what their customer service is like.I love this light-weight rack and would purchase it again- quality product at a great price! ** I called their customer service, spoke to a nice kid who put four extra bolts in a bag and mailed them to me that day.
This installs or can be removed in about a minute so if I want to take the bikes out, no problem, but if we want to remove it for more access (although the tilt loader works perfectly, sometimes for loading large items it can still be in the way) it coems off in a snap.The plastic cover on one end of the arms came off after a couple weeks (the part that covers the safety lock) but the lock itself is fine.
However, unlike the Saris system the straps are not physically connected at one end- meaning you can take a strap and move it to another binding or if a strap does wear out- very easy to replace.The rack's anti theft cable works great with just enough slack to get it through four frames into the plug without straining.
Answer: yes