Does the rack extend out 9" or more from the pin hole? I have a spare tire on the back of my '03 CRV and need about 9 inches in order for it to fit.
1110442
I believe it does. I'm worried that someone will hit it. Aside from that, I love it. It carries my iron horse bike everywhere with no problems.
1110443
From the back/inside edge of the upright post to middle of the "pinhole" (the hole that houses the bolt to connect the hitch and rack) is about 10 3/4". It should fit if you only need 9" of clearance.
1110444
If it doesn't come out far enough, you could buy a hitch extender. This is not a difficult rack to get on and off the hitch, but it is a bit awkward because the rack does not fold down flat. It's a great hitch rack though. I highly recommend it.
1528089
I'm not sure as I don't have a rack, but I n my bike (26" wheels), there is about a 4" clearance from the top of the rear tire to the bottom of the co-pilot arm. This may differ for you depending on how high your seat is from your bike frame as the bracket can be positioned higher or lower on the neck of the bike seat. Hope this helps!
680323
There are two holes on my rack, one hole is 6" from the vertical and the second is 9" from the vertical. This rack is older and has the Reese name on it, so the distance may be different on the Swagman.
1544656
Yes & No! I have a jeep with a 35" spare tire. The rack only fits one bike like this. What I did was to replace the original 2" bar with a longer leingth so I could put two bikes on. You could just but an extension and do the samething but it would add some excess slop in the mount. For the money this was worth it but when no bikes are on it I notice people walk close to the bike tire bracket. Gain I made my new becket pivot so it folds up or down so I can open my back gate. It kinda looks cheap but it does a good job also it's not $400!
2015957
I don't think there is enough room between the bar and the tire but that might depend on the rack size and seat post length.
1535181
Mine is a large 26". There are still two more hole sizes to raise the rack. I can't say for sure, but it looks like it would fit your bike.
170443
I have a spare tire too. My spare tire is connected to the bumper so I was able to slide it over to the edge and then attach this bike rack. A tight fit for the bigger bikes, but I just put them on the outside positions of the bike rack and they fit perfect. We have traveled to 7 different states with this rack attached and we love it.
1832158
I put this rack on a 2002 Honda CRV. It fits perfectly over the spare tire with cover. There is a lot of room for adjusting to fit. I have only put one bike on the rack but there is definitely room for two.
929378
I measured the distance on my pt cruiser from the bumper to the bikr rack and its 11 inches.you need to factor your tire width to see if it will work. hope that helps!
1481035
I'm not sure but just to give you an idea i installed mine in a 28" wheel. It had about 2"clearance from the tire to the rack.
1544657
Yes & No!I have a jeep with a 35" spare tire. The rack only fits one bike like this. What I did was to replace the original 2" bar with a longer leingth so I could put two bikes on. You could just but an extension and do the samething but it would add some excess slop in the mount.For the money this was worth it but when no bikes are on it I notice people walk close to the bike tire bracket.Gain I made my new becket pivot so it folds up or down so I can open my back gate.It kinda looks cheap but it does a good job also it's not $400!
536327
The bar that goes into the hitch is actually about 29" long with about 9" extending past the basket. The 20" under the basket fits between two guide tracks. There are three bolts running all the way through the tracks at 7" spacing. I suppose you could add another 7" to the 9" extension by moving the bar out and leaving one bolt fastener off if there was a clearance problem with your vehicle but that might compromise the basket's load capacity. Not advocating for anyone to move the bar--just saying it could be done.
1720407
The unit is made to mount on studs that are 24 inches on center which means that the mounting holes are probably 22 inches apart. You can move one of your anchors to make the fit and the rack housing should cover the hole that was vacated. This unit is worth the trouble.
756122
I measure 7.7" to center of pin hole. Please check that your insert does not exceed 3.5" from centre of hole to rear of unit so that there is clearance. I put safety stripe labels on mine for hazard warning due to the distance it sticks out. I am happy with mine as I use it to keep the trailer level.
824357
The holes on this bowl fit over the pins on the arms of the mixer...there are 9" apart at the middle of the pins. Hope this helps
1310161
The distance from the center of the hitch pin to the inside of the rail along which your motorcycle tire sits is just a bit under 17". So I doubt it will be in the way, unless you have a wide spare tire, and a wide bike
1050277
HI Phil, most likely this will not clear the larger spare. From the center of the hitch pin hole on your receiver, the first point of contact with the rack will be about 3.5" back from there. Typically, we see a 2" receiver on the Wranglers, and in that case you get 4.5" of clearance, but that is still likely not enough to clear the spare.