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Question: Will this fit my 2005 Jeep Wrangler?
Document: I would give this 5 stars but it didn't fit effortlessly on the back of our Jeep Wrangler Unlimited like it was supposed to. The tire was a bit too wide and we had to get an extra hole drilled into the base to make it fit. It works great, though, and is heavy duty.
Great product, however, it wobbles a good bit in the hitch receiver. This product works great with a Jeep Wrangler.
We use this on the back of a 2010 Jeep Wrangler. It fits great and holds 4 bikes just fine. The only down side is that I can't use the tailgate while the bike rack is on the Jeep. It has a hinge that lets the rack fold down but it doesn't fold in the right place for the Jeep.
I'll give it 3 stars because maybe it's my fault for not knowing what I was buying??? Anyway, I have a Jeep Wrangler with a door that opens up on the back and I thought that this rack would break-away and fall forward - allowing me to open the back door (wear I would store my helmets, etc.).
Bought this model to mount on the rear of my 2008 Jeep Wrangler, which has the spare mounted on the rear. In order to make the carrier work, I had to purchase an 8&#34; extension for my 2&#34; mount, otherwise the carrier would not have cleared the spare. This minor modification effectively resolved the problem. Carrier has a bit more play (wiggles slightly) in the hitch receiver than I would prefer, but is still quite secure.
I had to get an extension for it to fit on my Jeep Liberty. Other than that it's a great product to have and get your bike to places. Exactly like it's described the fold down maneuver is actually heavier than I thought.
It might not be a Thule, but I didn't pay 5 times as much either. The only knock is that I had to drill a hole for the pin, so it would fit on my Scout with a rear mounted spare tire, so if you have a jeep or an FJ, that might be worth noting.
nice rack, didn't clear the spare tire on our 2005 Toyota Rav4 so we had to buy a hitch extension
I bought this for my 2012 Wrangler, and it is the first bike rack I have ever bought. The hitch insert is not long enough to clear the spare tire so I went to Harbor Freight and bought a 2" hitch extender that is 12" long for $20. That is the cheapest you will find one anywhere.When the rack is installed you cannot open the tailgate all the way with the carrier in its "down" position because it does not fold down far enough.
I bought this together with a 2&#34; hitch extension for my '99 Wrangler. The setup is very straightforward (you need two adjustable wrenches to tighten the 4  sets of bolts and nylon nuts that are used in putting it together). The arms that the bikes rest upon fold up and down smoothly and are held in place by a pin with a spring holder . . . just pop out the pin to fold the arms up and pop the pin back in to hold them in place.
Answer: yes