Can you use it with a 2" tow opening for a jeep grand Cherokee ?
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With this bike carrier they recommend you buy the stabilizing strap. The strap attaches to trunk. Not sure how u would stabilize the carrier on a jeep since ur trunk lid is not the same. There is a lot of wobble with this bike carrier even with the strap. One time I tightened the strap so tight it put too much stress on my trunk lid I thought the lid was going to tear off its hinges. As far as the tow opening I believe u would have to get an adapter. This opening is only 1.5.
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I do not use it with the 2" adapter, but I will assume that it is very much solid, this yakima rack is a very good rack, the only thing that is missing is a part that I designed for this hitch that align the safety pin to the car hitch making it easy to install, this unit is not that light, so lifting it and hooking it to insert the pin it is a problem without a marker to install the safety pin. the rest it is a very good unit.JC
1236666
The jig will open to 2.25 inch. And no, it can not be retrofitted to go any wider as 2.25 is max. But since you have to go 1.50 inch, don't see a problem
721185
This product should work better on a 1 1/4 hitch rather than a 2" hitch with the adapter. There would be less flex and it is a sturdier connection. I had 2". Just make sure the screws that hold the safety latch are tight.
2261956
Yes, it is for a 2" receiver and is a 2" drop. I tow my travel trailer with it......
784892
Yes, you have to actually use a spacer provided to use it with a 2 inch receiver.
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Ya should be in the description about fitting 2". Comes with spacer plates and bolt pin for 2" use. Its not a separate big adapter, just 2 angled steel plates and a bolt/nut. But 2" is bolt on not standard pin with clip. If u want tool less install/removal better to buy short extension adapter.
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There is an adapter with the rack for the 1.25 inch tow hitch. I have a bigger hitch. With my hitch I had trouble getting the rack tight. It seems to me that this would be tougher to do with the smaller hitch size. I was very fussy about having the rack tight with the hitch and used some rubber shim. That might not be necessary but it made me feel better.
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I would not advise it. For higher and heavier SUVs, this jack will be insufficient. The Grand Cherokee is fairly high (>8 inches ground clearance), and probably over weight spec as well. Maybe try the 3 Ton SUV version - Torin T83006 3 Ton SUV Service Jack
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I don't see any reason that it wouldn't. I measured mine and there is enough room to pull them in 2 inches. If you need more answers please let me know. They were also easy to install.
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Yes. There is an adjustment that allows it to make up the difference. I have a 2" lift. Works fine. Two more inches shouldn't matter.
130189
Fits a 2" or 1 1/4" receiver however, the rack does not lower far enough to allow the rear door on the Wrangler to open.
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You will need a 2" hitch. But i think what you are refuring to is because of the spare tire mount. I cannot remember how far back it extended away from the vehicle. I do know if it doesn't work for you amozon will return it for very easy and quickly!
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no for a 2" but i agreed with the other post, if you can get an adaptor it would work great.
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Hello Fred, Yes, if you have a 2" receiver hitch on the truck you can use this kit. Thanks! Got-Chrome.com 888.552.4766
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It will handle 2" stock, but I not sure if they will open up to 3 1/2". The clamps are @ a different location so I can't measure them.
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Yes I used this on my 2008 FJ 2 wheel drive to lift the front end. It was on the second ring I believe.