Who do you call for the professional installation of the 2" hitch? Is that part included with the bike rack?
1824849
The receiver is not included with this hitch. My SUV already had the receiver, but you might check with your local Uhaul dealer to install a hitch.
1824850
For my highlander 2010, there was no hitch , thus I had to purchase the 1) hitch and 2) bike rack, SEPARATELY. The hitch install I did it myself following the video https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CB8QuAIwAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DTLUN0xm5hyY&ei=Sib-VIaPNdfooATxpIHwCg&usg=AFQjCNFTDmJD0Vh2yshBYkFVmKt4lp5Lzw&sig2=LYLZoM0F2r7DdOHI498s7Q&bvm=bv.87920726,d.cGU
1824851
This hitch is part of a vehicles towing package and is not part of the carrier. If you are putting it on an RV or something with an older style metal bumper there is a receiver you can install to be used instead of the hitch.
1824852
U-haul, Hertz, Ryder, etc, you need to have the 2" receiver installed so the bike rack has a place to slide into.
1824853
I installed hitch by myself. This is separate thing: CURT 13068 Class III Receiver HitchAnd rack and hitch are incompatible, AllenSports declared that this bike rack is for 2" hitch but this is not true.
1824854
I'm not sure. My truck came with the hitch attached, the bike rack does not come with the hitch. The hitch is what you attach the bike rack to With a sturdy type of cotter pins.
1824855
For my highlander 2010, there was no hitch , thus I had to purchase the 1) hitch and 2) bike rack, SEPARATELY. The hitch install I did it myself following the video https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct;=j&q;=&esrc=s&source;=web&cd;=1&cad;=rja&uact;=8&ved;=0CB8QuAIwAA&url;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DTLUN0xm5hyY&ei;=Sib-VIaPNdfooATxpIHwCg&usg;=AFQjCNFTDmJD0Vh2yshBYkFVmKt4lp5Lzw&sig2;=LYLZoM0F2r7DdOHI498s7Q&bvm;=bv.87920726,d.cGU
1238090
The rack has a sleeve that fits over the tongue to make it 2". Removing 1 screw on the sleeve makes the rack accommodate a 1 1/4" hitch size
1466324
Hi! As specified in the warranty guidelines, we cannot recommend the installation of the carrier on said location. The racks are designed for standard vehicle hitches of 1 1/4 to 2 inch in size. Thank you!
1806698
Rack slides into 2 inch receiver, which is the 2 inch square in the middle under the rear bumper. If it's not there you need to mount the receiver as well.
323217
Mine came complete with everything needed to install the hitch. Very easy to install. You will need to purchase the ball mount and ball. Hope this helps.
575879
Yes but I didn't need it. My bike already had the rack that has mounts for normal installation. I installed the Top Box.
1044935
I have not. I am guessing you need to know how far out from the hitch the rack ends so from the pin to the end of the rack is 38.5". Your last bike will be centered 3" inboard or at w= 35.5". You can figure out where the handlebars end. The length will be determined by you bikes which will extend beyond the rack as I'm sure you know. Hope this helps!
471645
No. It comes with two bolts for the hitch. The larger one allows you to tighten the rack to the hitch good so that it does not sway. It is on firm.
2094635
Yes. It is a 2" receiver and will accept any 2" hitch or accessory like a cargo rack or bike carrier.
820984
Directly from allen sports. Their customer service is amazing! I think the extra hitches are $7
1550518
The hitch comes.with the.trailer, so unless.you.want an extra one you can order an additional one. We got an extra one,.so both of our bikes have a hitch.
103700
The bike rack I received works with 1.25" and 2" hitches. It has an adapter to make it fit the larger 2" receiver. The adapter came installed on the rack. You take the adapter off if you only have 1.25" receiver. I do believe a Class 1 hitch is a 1.25", so if that is correct, you should be fine. Just make sure you have a 1.25" or 2" before you purchase, because if your receiver is not one of those two sizes, it won't work. Hope this helps. Happy riding! P.S. I love this rack. Great value for the dollar and when you screw down the bolt, it keeps everything from swaying and wobbling. Also, make sure you have a 19MM wrench or socket laying around for the anti sway bolt, as you will need it. The bike rack I received works with 1.25" and 2" hitches. It has an adapter to make it fit the larger 2" receiver. The adapter came installed on the rack. You take the adapter off if you only have 1.25" receiver. I do believe a Class 1 hitch is a 1.25", so if that is correct, you should be fine. Just make sure you have a 1.25" or 2" before you purchase, because if your receiver is not one of those two sizes, it won't work. Hope this helps. Happy riding! P.S. I love this rack. Great value for the dollar and when you screw down the bolt, it keeps everything... » Read More The bike rack I received works with 1.25" and 2" hitches. It has an adapter to make it fit the larger 2" receiver. The adapter came installed on the rack. You take the adapter off if you only have 1.25" receiver. I do believe a Class 1 hitch is a 1.25", so if that is correct, you should be fine. Just make sure you have a 1.25" or 2" before you purchase, because if your receiver is not one of those two sizes, it won't work. Hope this helps. Happy riding! P.S. I love this rack. Great value for the dollar and when you screw down the bolt, it keeps everything from swaying and wobbling. Also, make sure you have a 19MM wrench or socket laying around for the anti sway bolt, as you will need it. « Show Less
1487755
Yes, the rack is a 2 inch bar but comes with a kit to convert to a 1 and a half inch tow.
1564484
Yes, you do. The bike rack goes into the hitch - that's how it attaches to your vehicle.
271531
The end slides into the the existing bike rack. The existing bike rack slides into the receiver hitch. Therefore, it is smaller than the 2" receiver. There would be a fair amount of slop. The holes would also need to be drilled.
809443
Here's the link: http://www.aosombiketrailers.com/Aosom-Bike-Trailer-Type-A-Hitch-Coupler_p_12.html Unfortunately, I've been also waiting for the same part - looks like it's on back order.
2013183
Don't try it yourself. Have your local dealer do it. I did it myself and did it wrong because I have saddlebags and a hidden hitch. My bike was a special case!