Yakima FullBack 3 Premium Trunk Bike Rack, Holds 3 Bikes, Tool-Free Installation, SuperCush ZipStrips, Foldable Arms, SKS Locks, Bottle Opener
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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Style
- Fullback 3
- Weight
- 22 lb
- Color
- Black
- Material
- Plastic, Steel
- Vehicle Service Type
- SUV
- Load Capacity
- 9E+1 lb
Features 5
- Secure 3-Bike Transport: Safely carry up to 3 bikes featuring a bomber external frame and cushy padding to protect your bikes and vehicle's paint from scratches and damage.
- Easy Loading & Unloading: Patented SuperCush ZipStrip cradles make loading and unloading your bikes a breeze; Fully removable straps provide a customized fit.
- Theft-Deterring Security: The full SKS locking system secures the rack to your vehicle and your bikes to the rack, helping prevent theft; Fits sedans, hatchbacks, SUVs, and minivans.
- Versatile & Compact Design: Foldable arms and a lightweight 23 lb frame allow for easy storage when not in use; Fits a wide range of bike sizes.
- Take It Easy: Since 1979, Yakima has worked to simplify the way people travel and transport recreational sporting equipment. We put safety, sensibility, and street smarts into every product design.
Description
Yakima started with hardcore kayaker cyclist founders, Steve Cole and Don Banducci. We are a group of wild souls who want to give everyone freedom to wonder. Heavy-duty vehicle gear racks, cargo storage, accessories, and more. For nearly four decades, our trusted solutions have transformed the way people travel. From skiing powder-covered peaks or kayaking on rushing whitewater to resting in secret camp spots or roaming the open road, our gear-mounting system and outdoor products can take you anywhere you want to take it easy.
Specs 21
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Vehicle Service Type | SUV |
| Material | Plastic, Steel |
| Brand | Yakima |
| Item Weight | 22 pounds |
| Load Capacity | 9E+1 pounds |
| Mounting Type | Trunk Strap,Trunk Rack |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 32 |
| Automotive Fit Type | Universal Fit |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Brand Name | Yakima |
| Manufacturer | Yakima Products |
| UPC | 736745026332 |
| Item Highlight | Heavy-Duty Bicycle Storage Equipment and Accessories for Vehicles |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Type Name | Bike Rack |
| Model Number | 8002633 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 8002633 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Manufacturer warranty Limited-lifetime warranty |
| Compatible with Vehicle Type | SUV |
| Material Type | Plastic, Steel |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Love it!
Style: Fullback 3
We bought this bike rack for our car, and we love it! Our family has used it several times already, and it’s been such a help. We really like that it’s not a permanent fixture it attaches easily and securely, and holds all our bikes without shaking or shifting. It feels sturdy and high quality, and we can get it on the car in about 15 minutes. The only thing to note is that we can’t open the trunk while it’s on, but that’s not a big deal for us since we usually just head to the park and back. But so far the value of this bike rack for the money you spent as good and it has not damaged our car which is brand new so we’re very happy about that. Overall, it’s super convenient and perfect for trips. I’d definitely recommend it!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2025 by Zakiyyah Baez
Super sturdy
Style: Fullback 2
Fits perfectly on a 2017 Forester using the supplied directions. The mounting system is pretty secure - 2 bike model. Bikes will fit below the roofline so you can carry kayaks on the roof, too. The integrated bike lock is a nice touch. The rack is quite sturdy. Edit: took 2 bikes on a 500 mile round trip. Bikes mounted very stable, no issues with the spoiler when properly set up. No issue driving on back roads or on interstate highways at 70 mph.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2023 by Roger Rowlett
A Very Good Bike Rack
Style: Fullback 2
This is a very good bike rack. It was given 4 stars instead of 5 due to a couple of drawbacks that were minor to me. For reference, I have the 2 bike version and I installed it on a 2013 Toyota Venza crossover vehicle. It carried one men”s and one woman's bike, and the woman's bike had an inexpensive crossbar installed which was necessary in my case. Once properly installed, it was all very sturdy with little swaying. This rack is quite sturdy and does not require assembly. I found the installation quite easy, partly because I have used trunk mounted racks before and they all go on in a similar way. Once the rack is adjusted for a vehicle it does not have to be readjusted, so the extra time spent in the initial installation (setting strap length, learning where to set the hooks) is not repeated. The four mounting straps only need to be slipped on and tightened properly. It is important to not have the rack rest on the bumper once loaded with bikes in order to avoid denting the bumper. This is accomplished by tightening the upper straps. The minor drawbacks were the rack’s weight and the built in bike lock system. The rack weighs a bit over 20 pounds, a tad weighty but as it seems quite sturdy that appears to be a tradeoff. The built in lock however is annoying as the cable length is quite short-I could only secure the bike located on the outside that is near the lock, with some maneuvering. If you are carrying only one bike, as it must be placed on the inside slot nearest the vehicle the built in cable will not reach, so either use your own cable and lock then looped into the built in system, or buy their extended length cable lock. There are some other nice features.The rack can be secured to the trunk with a strap to help prevent theft, and the bars holding the bikes can be folded down and out of the way when not in use. The inclination of the rack is easily and securely adjusted with a click lock system in order to fit different vehicles, similarly for the bike mounting bars. There is also a system for tucking away the extra strap length. Overall this is a very good bike rack which I am happy with.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2021 by GDG
CX 5 problems and solutions
Style: Fullback 3
I used this rack on a 2017 Mazda CX 5 for a 10 hour drive into the North Carolina mountains, with 3 mountain bikes on it. My car did get dents at the bottom, but I don't believe it was the fault of the rack. A nice man tightened the straps during a gas stop, and after that my car got dented. My recommendations: to secure the bottom straps, don't use the metal rings at the side of the trunk cargo, just let the anchor hooks rest on the cargo floor, following the install directions. Pay CLOSE attention to the placement of the bottom bar foam (where he says "a good fit looks like this" in the video); the bottom of the foam shouldn't be resting on any surface. For my car, definitely place it in the license plate well. Tighten the top straps to get the bottom foam into the correct position, then tighten the bottom straps. We had a hard time just getting the bars up and getting the hub selection. When you rotate the center dial, it stops and requires a little more pressure to continue to the unlocked position. When mounting the bikes, don't pay attention to the orientation of the chain on the first bike, go by the orientation of the stabilization mount to the bike. I threaded the stabilization strap through all three bikes to prevent the wheels from spinning. Also, the security strap to prevent the rack from being stolen: I couln't thread it through the gap of my trunk, it was too thick. I'll try again when I'm not in a hurry. It rained hard while the bikes were mounted and I had no water leaking into the cargo area (I guess because that gap is nonexistent!). I have to say, on the way home I felt very comfortable with the rack. I didn't need to tighten the straps, even after they got wet. I do think one person can easily install. I held the rack up with my body while I threaded the top straps, then I could do the bottom straps while the rack was being held with the top straps. I think the materials are good quality. If the zip clips break, I think it would be from not pulling them out straight. I had one bike that had an unusual bar, but it fit fine. I had no damage to my headliner or cargo area. I was traveling only with two 15 year olds so this install and trip was high anxiety for me. I hope this review helps someone else who is freaking out. This is a good purchase, I can't imagine a better rack.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2018 by GodzillaGirl