Vibrelli Hitch Bike Rack - 2 Ebike Rack - Fits Fat Tire, Mountain Bike, Electric Bikes, Road - 65lbs per Bike - Patented Anti-Wobble - Cars & SUV - Tilting Folding Platform Car Racks, 2-Inch Receiver

I bought a nice car hitch for my 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee on Amazon and this bike hitch/rack attaches with a breeze. The rack is very sturdy. I like the adjustable straps that hold the bikes to the frame of the rack. Build quality is definitely there, very sturdy. We haul two adult size e-bikes and they fit great. I recommend watching the video that another reviewer provided. You're going to want to place one bike facing one way, and the other the opposite way. Also, if one bike is taller than the other, put the smaller bike on FIRST and then secure the frame holder onto it, then load the second bike and do the same. I like that the rack has locking features so no one can walk off with your bicycle. Storage capacity as indicated in the listing is for two bikes. Also, the lever that angles and lowers the rack with bikes attached to it so you can get into the hatch or trunk of your vehicle is an awesome design! Love this rack!

I waited until I had a chance to test it out a few times before writing this review.If you're looking at hitch rack prices and feeling like it's outrageous how costly Thule and the other brands are, then stop looking. This bike rack is fantastic for the price. It feels very solid, is relatively easily to use (I don't have any comparison to judge by, but it's straightforward enough for me), and it holds at least 120lbs worth of bike. My e-bike is a 700 series from Ride1Up, and my wife's is a Level2 from Aventon. The rack holds them both easily.There are locks on the hitch tightener/wobble reducer, on the frame clamps, and on the cable lock. Same key for all. The wobbler reducer works extremely well and overall the bikes feel very well supported. It has a tilt mechanism to fold it closer to the tailgate/hatch when not in use, and you can drop it down to open the gate if you need to. It's easy to pinch yourself on the tilt mechanism lock so be careful, but it's worth the risk because it's spring loaded and very secure.I'm very, very happy with such a high quality product in this day and age, and at an amazing price.

The bike rack was easy to assemble using the online video. It seems to be built solid and easy to use.The tilt back to access the trunk is a great feature as is the fold up when not in use and the lock to the hitch. It is not too heavy which makes it easy to put on and take off the hitch.The only negative, it is awkward to get a heavy ebike on the holder closest to the back of the car.

So I wanted a bike rack that would hold bikes secure and not wobble. I looked at Quat and Thule but did not want to pay $600-$1000. I did a lot of bike shop visit. I took a chance on this one and am so happy with it. I did buy the deluxe version. Assembly was easy using YouTube. First use was a 800 mile trip with 2 bikes, one electric and the other a lightweight road bike. Secured down good when I left and was still secure when I arrived. It’s heavier than the high priced brands but worth it. Save yourself some $$ and seriously you won’t be disappointed.

Packaging was impressive! HD boxes and inside styrofoam made sure all items were not damaged in shipment. The instructions were clear and straightforward. Went together easy. I put mine together inside my condo and not at the rear of my vehicle as suggested in instructions, as my car is in a garage area and it would be somewhat dangerous to be putting anything together while cars were passing by! In any event, it went together just as easily without having the car's receiver to hold the main frame.The quality of the build showed off when I tested the rack. No, as in zero, rattles were heard or felt in my car. Everything was tight without being too tight. The foot pedal to fold the rack up, midway or down worked perfectly.Mounting my e-bike was better than I expected. I have a Bee Cool Explorer - a great bike but H-E-A-V-Y! I just mounted the front tire first and then ate some Popeye spinach ;-) to lift the back onto the rack. I kept the vertical mount down until the wheels were in the cradles, and then I lifted the vertical up and installed the hook (once done I then remembered to install the pin to secure the vertical.I took my initial ride with the bike on for about 50 miles round trip, and I couldn't even tell there was a rack or bike on the back (and I drive an extremely quiet electric vehicle, so any noises, bumps, grinds, etc. would have been noticed by me!)I am very satisfied with this purchase and highly recommend it for anyone needing a rack that will accommodate heavier e-bikes.

First of all, this is the most well packaged large item I have ever received. Some serious engineering went into the packing design. We are replacing a Saris two bike rack that we grew frustrated with because it shimmied and wobbled. Found this one, and I admit I was skeptical it would be any good at such a low price point. I was wrong. We love it. We have Specialized Vado e-bikes, one traditional, one step through. The pros:- packaging mentioned above- deep tire trays and long wheel straps would easily accommodate fat tires- incredibly solid construction- innovative stabilizer keeps the tongue tight in the hitch receiver- common key for the hitch lock, clamp locks and auxiliary bike lock- large knobs make adjustments (wheel trays, clamps) very easy- hinge assembly to fold up the rack or tip the bikes for rear gate access is well thought out- zero sway, even over speed bumps etc. Rock solidMinor cons:- I wish the included auxiliary lock was incorporated into the rack instead of an accessory- the stabilizer insert in the tongue was not completely inserted into the tongue tube on delivery, so the hole for the hitch pin wasn't aligned. A couple of good whacks with a hammer fixed that, but it should have been caught by the manufacturer