Good as Far as Trunk Racks Go
341233
Trunk racks are just one of those things that can't be perfect. If you really are looking for something amazingly sturdy, then look for a hitch style rack, but if you want something quick that isn't permanent or hard to put on/take off, this is definitely the ticket

The Saris Bones 805 handled very well on even a New Beetle hatch and took freeway speeds decently. As long as you retighten all straps after mounting bikes (and of course even before) everything holds on tight and secure.

If you are using this to transport step-thru frames, be sure to get yourself the Saris Bike Beam, it is an absolute must.
1339534
First the good: it's a sturdy rack, made with heavy gauge steel tubing and the fit/finish is first rate. I am very happy with this aspect of the product. I picked this rack because it lets me put bikes on both sides, so as to better fit the long shape of the garage available space.

Assembly is very straight forward, just 8 bolts with nuts and it goes together in about 10 minutes.

The reason I gave it only 3 stars is that unlike what the product description claims, this does not fit all tire sizes. I really wish they could have spaced the vertical bars evenly, because as is, the six thinner slots will not fit tires wider than about 2.2". With mountain bikes going to tires wider than 2.2" and with rims also getting wider, they will have to go into the wide slots - and there's only two of those. I have six bikes for the family, two with tires that are already too wide to fit. It's a downer that when I go to change tires for the other bikes, I'll have to consider the rack as a limitation on tire width - this is just not something one should have to worry about. This caused me to take away a star.

Another star is lost because a 29er tire simply does not fit. The rack is not tall enough. If I tilt the bike I can kind of jam it diagonally into one of the wider slots and it kind of will stay in place, but this is not a proper fit. If they make the rack about another inch or two taller, it will fit a 29er tire.

Stacking the bikes into the rack takes a little bit of planning. Obviously you would alternate front-back-front so that the handle bars don't interfere with each other. But you also have to be careful that the wheel of one bike isn't bumping into the brake rotors of the bike on the other side. Again, it takes a little planning, but evenly spaced vertical slots would have significantly alleviated this issue. 5 out of the six bikes I have use disk brakes so this was problematic for me.

I'm going to keep the rack, but I probably would not have bought it to begin with had I known about the limitations. A different rack would have meant more space needed to hold the bikes, but at least many of those racks have no wheel size limitations because they don't have a top cross bar. I'll live with it for now.
652925
We have only used it twice so far and it performed well. I am using this bike rack on a 2002 dodge Durango. I wanted something that I could put on the Durango and still be able to haul our popup camper. I have not tried it yet with the camper but I am sure there will be enough clearance to attach the popup to  the hitch. I have only used this with 2 bikes and it isn't too bad to put them on.
  I do like that there are the extra side straps but they did chip the paint on the hatchback door and the will slide if not tightened down to the max.
  So far it seems to be a nice bike rack for the money.
1327700
For the money, this is a very good rack.  It is sturdy and very easy to use.  The swing-away feature makes is easy to access the rear of the vehicle.
3948263
If you want a rack that folds away from you hatch or folds down easily, it will be in the 200 dollar range. This is an OK rack and the price is fair. For half the price you will not get a hitch rack that can easily fold.

The rubber bike rests can slide as one reviewer pointed out, but they can be locked in place. So this hasn't been an issue for me.

The main complaints I have with the rack is that it does not fit snug in a 2" hitch (but certainly will not fall out) and it is not easy to get bikes on or off the rack as the 'V' shaped bike holders seem to always catch on something when you are trying to load the bike.
3284509
This is a pretty decent bike rack for the price. I don't regret purchasing it at all, but make sure you understand what you are, and are not, getting.

Pros:
-It folds up quite small. The tongue has a quick release pin that allows it to fold up "in plane" with the rest of the parts, making this easy to fit in your trunk. I drive a fairly small car, and this fits in the trunk fully folded quite easily. This one one of my biggest "needs" in a bike rack, and even some of the very high end brands don't do well here, so I am happy that this works well.
-Robustly made. Thick steel, all around, except for the knobs and such of course. Everything is well powder-coated, so I don't expect rust problems.

Cons:
-While everything is robustly made, it's not very precisely made. Two of the wheel holders, and one of the quick release pins, were a bit mismatched in size for their respective mates. Until I either get annoyed and file them down, or they wear in, I'll need a mallet or something heavy to drive them in every time I move them. There's also some play in several of the pivot points that causes the thing to rock back and forth a decent amount on rough roads.
-Not the quickest to mount/dismount. Part of this is probably my precision issues above. But aside from that, this thing mounts to the hitch with a threaded bolt--a bolt that is probably a bit longer than it needs to be. I have to carry a ratchet driver in my trunk to mount this thing, and it takes a decent amount of time to drive it all the way in. I may end up cutting off some of the bolt so it doesn't have to be driven as far to be flush.
-Free sliding, not ratcheted, bike hooks. Not a huge deal, but it's tough to get the bike hooks really tight on the top tube of the bike without some sort of ratcheting system. It's still possible to get things nice and snug, just with a bit of effort.
-No locking mechanism. Other have noted this as well. I'll get a cable lock to lock the bikes to the hitch, so not the end of the world.

In short, it's a good rack for the money, but understand what you're getting. There's definitely a lot of difference in ease of use and build quality between this and some of the higher end options.
4158951
Don't be intimidated by the assembly and mounting instructions... this is actually fairly easy to set up, I can see it fitting just about any vehicle with a trunk or hatch, and it's quite sturdy. And yes, you can open said trunk/hatch while it's attached. Be sure to adjust all six straps a final time before venturing on the road or there may be some wobble. So far, no damage to my car from the points of contact.
3243443
The quality of this rack is satisfactory and it looks decent. The brushed aluminum crossbars do NOT match the stock Audi Allroad roof rack.  The crossbars are, predictably, made from hollow aluminum stock and they are not polished as bright as the OEM Audi roof rack.  The bare rack actually howls at any speed over 30mph which was/is surprising - I had figured that Audi would engineer their authentic Audi accessories to be fully functional and road-proven.

The bars install easily and they come off easily as well.  The end caps are a bit weak and I could see them falling off fairly easily in the correct condition.  In the end, we will opt to keep this over purchasing a new Yakima rack as it's less expensive and will carry our Yakima RocketBox just fine.

Official capacity is 168lbs.
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Pros
1. This is the cheapest universal rack I could find
2. It has a spring clamp on the back (perfect for holding things in place)
3. Came with extra parts just in case your bicycle does not have the holes to screw the support arms into (like mine)
4. The rack says it can hold up to 55 lbs
5. It looks very nice after installing it

Cons
1. It's cheap for a reason, a few of the nuts and bolts appeared to be a little rusty, so i don't know how it will hold up in the rain.
2. You will need your own tools (some wrenches and hex keys) to put it together
3. The instructions were terrible

Overall it looks and feels like a nice sturdy rack so far.
354591
I really liked the simplicity of this bike rack, and I bought it for my 2011 Prius. It worked, but it did put a little pressure on the spoiler, so I ended up sending back. Overall, the design is great, and the price is nice. Just didn't quite work for my car.
2393764
The main reason I bought this product was to use on the passenger side floorboard of my vehicle, however the carpet ended up being too short to allow the velcro hooks on the bottom to grip it, so it doesn't work at all in the interior of my car.  That being said, it does work great in the trunk where it actually grips the carpet.  Easy to set up and move around, but tends to stay put when being used. If you plan to use it exclusively in the trunk, it's a good product.
713924
I like this rack but it's got a few drawbacks:

- The rubber straps that make it impossible for the wheel to come out of the cradle seem cheaply made.  One of mine has broken already and another is on its way out, after only a few weeks and half a dozen times mounting/unmounting the bike.

- On my Jeep Wrangler it's impossible to open the tailgate with the rack installed.  I was hoping that I'd be able to remove the long arms that come off easily and be able to access the tailgate, but even with only the base attached, the spare tire won't clear the short arms that are on the base.  It's not a big enough problem for me to return the whole rack, but if I was shopping for a new rack now I would spend a bit more $$$ for a rack that can pivot away from the tailgate.

Aside from those issues, I like the way the rack hangs the bike via the wheels and it generally feels very solid.
3481251
I just ordered this, having had one a few years ago in a rental house.  It's not perfect.  It's light and the arms stick out pretty far, so it's good to be careful loading and unloading bikes, and it's easy to move the arms around.

On the positive side, it's easy to move the arms around.  If you have a few different bikes and reshuffle them from time to time, matching the arms to whatever strange top tube shape you have and sneaking them around shock mounting struts etc. is not that hard.

More recently I tried the Racor two-bike rack that's similar to this one.  It doesn't fit up as well and it's a lot clunkier in use.  So I'm back, Delta Cycle.
2094404
I have a 2014 Escape and this is a little too long.  I use it at the back gate of the trunk area and it just isn't quite as tight as I had hoped.  It does get the job done though for the most part.
3769222
Pretty good rack for the money.  It holds about 20 pieces of clothing without squashing them together or tipping over.  Be careful of the legs/wheels, which are plastic and if they crack, the rack is useless.
2415185
I really wanted to love this review, but the unfortunate reality is that two road bikes do not fit on this rack if one of them has a trunk rack attached. It's a well built rack with lots of great features, but the handle bars of the second bike get hung up on the trunk rack and there is no way to work around it because the placement of the straps is not adjustable. If you are only hauling one bike, this rack likely makes a lot of sense. Unfortunately, I have to return mine.
4264673
Good price for an basic bike rack. Bought this for my wife's car (Toyota Corolla) since it has a 1-1/4" hitch. Problem is that the hitch mount is not flush with the bumper it is recessed under the bumper in order to not be visible when not using it. The brace on the bike rack runs into the bumper before the pin holes line up between the bike rack and the hitch. I will either have to buy an extender for $26, weld some metal to extend the bike rack or cut off the bike rack brace. I may cut off the brace and weld it closer to the main vertical post of the bike rack so it clears the bumper. It would be nice if the tongue of the bike rack were 2.5" longer then it would fit the Curtis Hitch that is on the car.