MaxxHaul Platform Bike Rack for 2 Bikes - Hitch Mounted Tray Carrier for SUV, Van, & Truck - Adjustable Tire Cradles & Foam Padded Hooks - Fits 2" Class III & IV Hitches (50027)
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Features
- [Heavy-Duty Construction]: Rugged steel build supports up to 40 lbs per bike for secure, dependable hauling on every trip
- [Class III and IV Hitch Fit]: Engineered exclusively for 2-Inch Class III and IV hitch receivers; not compatible with Class I, Class II, RVs, campers, or trailers
- [Secure 2-Bike Platform]: Adjustable tire cradles and foam padded hooks fit wheels 20-Inch to 26-Inch, tires up to 2-1/4-Inch wide, and wheelbases up to 63-Inch
- [Space-Saving Design]: Removable vertical post allows compact, out-of-the-way storage when not in use
- [Wobble-Free Stability]: Built-in locking knob secures the upright post to reduce sway and bike movement during transport
Description
Features a unique hook adjusting system designed to allow quick height adjustment of hooks using quick pins then fine adjustments by rotating knobs to hold bike frame to the rack securely.
Color: black
Vehicle Service Type: Car, SUV, Truck, Trailer w/ Hitch Receiver
Material: Rubber
Brand: MAXXHAUL
Item dimensions L x W x H: 60 x 24 x 33 inches
Item Weight: 33.1 pounds
Load Capacity: 40 Pounds Per Bike
Mounting Type: Hitch Mount
Global Trade Identification Number: 74
Automotive Fit Type: Universal Fit
Brand Name: MAXXHAUL
Global Trade Identification Number: 74
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: MaxxHaul
UPC: 812351030274
Unit Count: 1 Count
Included Components: 1 Hitch Mount Platform Style 2-Bike Rack
Item Type Name: Hitch Mount Platform Style 2-Bike Rack
Model Number: 50027
Manufacturer Part Number: 50027
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 90 days
Compatible with Vehicle Type: Car, SUV, Truck, Trailer w/ Hitch Receiver
Load Capacity: 40 Pounds Per Bike
Mounting Type: Hitch Mount
Automotive Fit Type: Universal Fit
Color: black
Material Type: Rubber
Item Dimensions: 60 x 24 x 33 inches
Item Weight: 33.1 pounds
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Top Amazon Reviews
Very sturdy and holds 2 different bikes easily. Not too bad to assemble. It is very heavy and big, so a little hard to store. With the hitch clamp, it is takes a few minutes to install on Explorer. With the pins used, some of it does have a little wobble, so I will probably shim to eliminate or replace with bolts. The design is good to hold 2 bikes (guy & girls).
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2026 by John C. Mullins
Overall, this a decent bike rack for the price. Given that I paid just over $100, I can not complain at all. I would certainly recommend it a a budget bike rack. However, it does have some "wobble". Some of this is from the 2 -inch hitch receiver, all hitch have some play and this is exaggerated when you have a long/wide bike rack. a 1/8-inch of play at the hitch results in inches of movement out at the end of the bike rack. That is to be expected, and a hitch anti-rattle device (they include one) does help to reduce this wobble. Though, there is also some wobble in the various components of the bike rack. Because it can be disassembled, all the pieces have a loose fit. This results in a bit more play. Once the bikes are loaded and everything it tightened down, there is still a fair bit of play. How I fixed the wobble. I was able to almost eliminate all the wobble by adding just 2 tie down straps. One around both bike and the frame of the bike rack, when tighten this basically locks both bikes and all the bike rack components into one solid unit. this really ensures that nothing moved on the rack. the second strap I place between the bikes and my car (to a roof rack, tow hook, or truck bed). This second strap is to stabilize the wobble of the whole unit. Once I have these two extra straps tightened up, the entire unit is solid as a rock!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2026 by Jake S
I was excited to find this type of bike rack for such a reasonable price and overall, I'm quite happy with my purchase. My first impression was that the rack appears to be well made and sturdy (only time will tell). The only thing that kept me from giving it five stars was upon opening the box, I noticed that the rubber padding on the arm that secures the top tube was already splitting. Given time and exposure to the elements, this padding will completely disintegrate and will no longer protect the bike paint. The rack was quite easy to put together, install on my vehicle and easy to load the bike on. Getting things adjusted to the bike took a bit of time but that's to be expected. I am really happy that the rack can tilt away from my vehicle so I can open my tailgate and access things in the back without needing to remove it. All in all, I think this was a great purchase and I'd definitely recommend it to anyone. I would, however, like the manufacturer to improve the quality of the materials that pad the top bar. Even if it cost a little more, it would be worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2021 by Kevin Burgess
The HItch mount Rack Platform is sturdy and well made. You can easily make it into a one bike rack which I did. It is refreshing that Maxxhaul makes a bike rack that has a great price and really well made. The instructions are clearly terrible. Maxx Haul makes an easy project into a difficult one. They should start "over again". I am not the only person that find them stupidly unclear. Hire another person to take over that project. The wheel wells adjustment, the distance the wheel clamps are way from each other, is time consuming since they are almost impossible to slide. I had to take the wheel clamp off to move it. You need this adjusted perfectly because the bicycle will be more secure and balanced on the rack. You should probably make sure the air pressure in each tire is perfect since it does affect this adjustment. There is a bit of wiggle room so replacing the quick dissconect fitting, which hold the rack together, with regular bolts would make this rack absolutely solid. The great price and this solidly made rack makes this a very good deal.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2025 by David
This served its purpose for as long as I needed it to, holds up two relatively large bikes quite well. Survived 4 8 hour trips, mostly on the highway. Easy to use, especially with a helping hand. Seems to work just as intended, holds the bikes in place. I haven't had any safety issues with this item.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2026 by Mei
I was surprised at the quality of this item at this price point. I went ahead and purchased it based on the positive reviews. I am not disappointed! It was pretty easy to put together. The only real issue I had was getting the hair pin through the receiver pin. I had to reverse the pin direction and wiggle it a bit to get it through. That could be as much due to my receiver box as the provided pin. I wasn't sure if the carrier would tilt forward for opening the hatch. As you can see from the photos that it does. That's great! It was easy to adjust to fit our bikes. A couple of things to know: 1. You need to make sure that your vehicle exhaust does NOT flow onto the carrier OR especially the bike tires. If it does, you will need a riser. Fortunately, I did not need a riser. 2. They recommend that you strap down the bikes to the rack, but they don't provide the straps. I'm using bungee cords and it works well. The only negative I have to say about it is that it does wobble a little more that I thought it would. I think you would have to spend several hundred more to get one with less wobble. This is not a big deal for me and it doesn't wobble enough to be a problem. It was easy take off the vehicle. The arms and vertical post easily come off for compact storage. I would recommend this to any friends or family looking for a hitch carrier. UPDATE: I tightened the bolt that servers as the hinge to tilt the carrier away from the vehicle. (See the 4th photo.) This has eliminated the wobble. I just carried my bike on a 160 mile round trip to do a ride at a national park. The carrier worked great! Once I arrived, I was quickly able to take it off the back of my car and stow it in the hatch while I rode my bike. Love this carrier!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2021 by danmusician
NOT good for E-Bikes with 16" tires AND smaller The E-bike's brake rotors will get pried apart/out/BENT by at least 1/4" .. will destroy E-bike brake rotors when car is bouncing up and down the road. HOWEVER if you DIY FLIP the tire holder UP side down the tire holder will no longer touch the brake rotor and will hold the bike by the tires .. a bit deeper down / higher up. This however WILL make it so that less metal (TIRE HOLDER BARS/rack) will make contact and at a lower point to hold the bike via the tire. NOT sure if it's safe for the NORMAL people. This rack however is PERFECT for ALL REGULAR BIKES. I'm keeping it with my DIY fix and knowing the possible outcomes. As far as materials and durability goes VERY NICE AND THICK METAL ALL AROUND VERY STURDY FOR SURE WILL TAKE A SLEDGE HAMMER OR BETTER TO BREAK THIS SOLID BIKE RACK CONS: RATTLES TOO MUCH!!!! TOO MANY LOOSE PLACES NEEDS RUBBER SHIMS FOR ALL THE INSERTIONS TUBINGS TO PREVENT RATTLES
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2025 by thaop5
I've used a home-made rack for 20 years but it required removing the front bike tire, which has become a chore. So I looked at the myriads of racks which don't require removing a tire, from $ to $$$$. The high-buck racks were WAY out of my pocketbook range so I concentrated on the low-end racks and decided to give this one a shot, and I'm quite happy with it. Sure it isn't perfect but with a bit of mods it suits my needs very well. * PROS: - Great buy for the money - Easy to assemble/disassemble - Easy to install/remove from vehicle - Easy to mount/dismount bike - Reasonably lightweight - Sturdy when bike is clamped TIGHT - Clamp provided to prevent hitch wobble (see photos for my fix) * CONS: - No locking mechanism - Tilt mechanism wobbles (see photos for my fix) - Depending on your vehicle the exhaust from tailpipe likely to heat tires unacceptably... (see photos for my fix) When I was removing my bike after a 10 mile drive I almost burned my hand when I bumped up against the metal rail, which is when I realized the rack was just above being in-line with the exhaust. Back home after the ride I checked the temperature of the bike tire and metal bar and they were 175° & 190°! Since the rack was too far out from the vehicle for my taste (Toyota 4Runner), I got the idea to cut the center bar and overlap it, in effect shortening it 4" and raising it 2". I bolted it together first to make sure it did what I wanted, and now that it works I will weld it together permanently. About the exhaust heating tires and rack bar issue... I would guess a LOT of people never realize this could be an issue (I never did because my custom rack was much higher) but it is worth checking the relationship between exhaust stream and bar/tire height before driving along distance, only to have a melted/deteriorated tire. I don't fault the rack at all for no locking mechanism because I never leave the bike unattended on the rack, it's always home to biking and back to home. If it HAD a locking mechanism it would cost more, which would reduce the value per $. (I do have a means to lock the wherever there is a removable pin so I actually CAN lock the bike to the rack while preventing rack disassembly as well, but again, I never leave it unattended so I don't bother.) I use other means to prevent hitch wobble (see photos for my fix) so I used the provided clamp to prevent wobble from the tilt mechanism instead, as it was more than I expected. Sure I won't be able to tilt the rack but the trade-off for no wobble AT ALL was worth giving up the tilt, which I won't use anyway. NOTE: Plan on taking extra time to figure out exactly where you want to clamp the tire baskets. I'd recommend facing the bike(s) with the chain on the OPPOSITE side from the rack so the knob doesn't interfere with the any part of the bike. Overall, knowing what I know now, I would buy this rack again and would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to keep the cost under $100.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2020 by Mark