About this item

• [4-Bike Capacity]: Two 23.5 Inch dual carry arms with individual tie-down straps securely hold up to 4 bikes; compatible with 2 Inch Class III-IV hitch receivers on cars, trucks, and SUVs.
• [Swing-Down Access]: Built-in swing-down design lets you open your trunk or rear hatch without removing the rack, saving time on every trip.
• [Heavy-Duty Steel Build]: All-steel welded frame with black powder coat finish resists corrosion and holds up to 150 lb total load capacity.
• [Tool-Free Installation]: Includes hitch pins for a rattle-free, stable connection plus safety reflector stickers for added rear visibility at night - no tools required.
• [Foldable Universal Fit]: Folds flat for compact storage and fits a wide range of vehicles equipped with a standard 2 Inch hitch receiver.

If you're heading out for a weekend ride and need a reliable, no-fuss way to bring the bikes along, the MaxxHaul 50250 4-Bike Hitch Mount Rack is built for exactly that. Designed for families, cycling enthusiasts, and adventure seekers who drive cars, trucks, or SUVs, this rack makes hauling four bikes as simple as inserting it into your 2" Class III or IV hitch receiver and snapping in the hitch pins. If you're heading out for a weekend ride and need a reliable, no-fuss way to bring the bikes along, the MaxxHaul 50250 4-Bike Hitch Mount Rack is built for exactly that. Designed for families, cycling enthusiasts, and adventure seekers who drive cars, trucks, or SUVs, this rack makes hauling four bikes as simple as inserting it into your 2" Class III or IV hitch receiver and snapping in the hitch pins. Each of the two 23.5" carry arms is equipped with a tie-down strap system that individually secures every bike, so there's no clunking or shifting on the road. The all-welded, heavy-duty steel frame is powder coated to resist rust and corrosion through seasons of use - this isn't a rack that bends under real-world conditions. When you arrive at your destination and need to reach the trunk, the swing-down feature lets you lower the entire loaded rack without unloading a single bike.