SarisBones EX 3-Bike Trunk Rack Bicycle Carrier, Durable, Rust-Free, Anti-Sway Straps, Fits Most Vehicles, Made in USA, Arc-Based Design, 100% Recyclable Materials

This is a great rack and I’ve owned the 2 bike version in the past. It holds the bikes well, and the rack doesn’t wobble around too much as long as you tighten the hitch bolt all the way.Just be aware that if you want to get three full size adult bikes on here, the frames need to be spacious in the middle to fit over everything and onto the furthest back spot. Also you’ll need to put some sort of buffer between them so the bikes don’t scratch each other up. I use a pool noodle that I cut into segments and down one side so they fit around the frame/suspension forks. You could feasibly get a full sus bike on the last spot, but not the inner two.Also, mine came with a broken arm and they sent the replacement part with no fuss. Good company to work with.

Solid bike rack. I mounted two bikes, with the use of Saris accessories, on my 2016 Toyota Rav4. I used generic velcro ties to lock steering and wheels of both bikes.I used Saris hatch huggers accessory (foam bumpers with straps). The hatch huggers replace the standard bottom strap that comes with the rack because the bottom clip on this rack isn't secure enough for Rav4. It will just pop off. Mount the hatch hugger with bumper on the outside of the car at the top of the lift gate and thread into trunk space through the Rav4 gate hinges. This is the most secure placement. Bring the straps up around the gate to the bottom of the rack. Take the bottom rack clip off the rack and tuck it into the storage area inside the rack. Thread in the hatch huggers strap to the available buckle.Nothing moved or slipped even through dips and bumps on our long distance drive. Our family is thrilled!

This rack is relatively easy to attach to your car. I have a Toyota Prius C and did have to refer to the Saris website for help with where to place the bottom legs of the rack. Their website is very helpful with tips and videos if needed. Now if you have a bike with suspension below the top bar you will need to order another part to use this rack with your bike. My son has a Santa Cruz Blur mountain bike and it was only after speaking with the support team from Saris that I realized my mistake in not buying the bike beam with the rack. The arms of the rack do not fit through between the top bar and the suspension so a bike beam is needed. There is some trial and error with getting the arms of the rack and the straps to hold it to the car where you truly want and need them to be, so having a second set of hands to help hold it is needed! Overall this is a really nice rack and seems very sturdy and stable. If you have any issues with it or questions call the Saris customer support line, they are very helpful!

It works like it should

This is by far the worst carrie I've ever used.Starting with pre-sale customer support from Saris: I contacted them by email as their website did not have the neccessary information. They replied several days later with an automated response that they they would look into my enquiry and follow up. The follow-up was an apology that the automated response took longer than usual. Nothing of my original fit questions.When the carrier arrived, the strap assembly was wadded up and thrown in the box. The instructions gave no clue how to attach the assembly to the carrier. I had to scour the internet looking as photos to find that it goes through the center tube.Once assembled, attaching to the vehicle tailgate was fairly straightforward, but took a fair bit of time since it balances on the gate and doesn't sit on the bumper or trunk. The instructions are nearly useless. The whole process took about 45 minutes.After adjusting the carrier to fit my BMX race bike, the carrier slid down the gate. It turns out the straps were fed through backwards and worked their way loose.Even after correctly routing the straps the carrier worked loose. Had to knot the straps.Wirh the carruer secured to the vehicle, the knobs that secure the legs come loose with road vibration.Bikes are difficult to put on. Im carrying two race bikes and had to move the arms inward to fit the bike frame. I cant see trying to fit three bikes on the carrier, even if they are small ones without damaging the bikes or vehicle. Weight isnt an issue with these bikes.The plastic buckles are cheaply made and nearly fall apart sliding them together. I don't think they have a long expectancy.I would not recommend this carrier for any application that mounts to a tailgate or for any small framed bikes, BMX or kids.This is better suited to a purely trunk mount and with the almost entirely plactic construction it doesn't seem like it will last with daily use.Spend the money and have a receiver installed on a compact SUV and use a hitch mount carrier.

Hasta el momento está perfecto me gustó muy cool