Could this hitch be used on a Class II hitch 1 1/4 . Using a adapter going fron 1 1/4 to 2'' On my car fitting into the receiver of the hitch
1240104
Yes you can use an adapter. I just put mine on with an adapter. It does make the rack stick out quite a bit from the vehicle.
1240105
I haven't tried it that way as I have a regular 2" hitch but I don't see any reason it wouldn't work. It would make the bike rack stick out further but that might not be a problem.
388264
You need a clear exposed piece of two inch hitch bar for it to fit on. That piece has to be about three inches long. It did not come with any adapters for smaller bars. It fits very snugly on the two inch bar. I think you would have to but an up adapter form 1 1/4 to 2".
100539
This 2" hitch will not fit into the Class II receiver. Class II Trailer Hitch Receivers: Designed for light-duty towing - Are rated up to 3,500 lbs GTW and 350 lbs TW - 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" receiver hitch opening - Will work with Class I and Class II accessories, such as bike racks, cargo carriers. Class III Trailer Hitch Receivers: Designed for trucks, vans and sport utility vehicles - 2" x 2" receiver hitch opening - Rated up to 6,000 lbs GTW with 600 lbs TW - Allows for more gear to be carried or towed Works with all Class III accessories.
721185
This product should work better on a 1 1/4 hitch rather than a 2" hitch with the adapter. There would be less flex and it is a sturdier connection. I had 2". Just make sure the screws that hold the safety latch are tight.
2085570
for a 1.25, i think you need an adapter and it would hang WAY out from your bumper(i have a 2007 outback). On deep ro steep drives it scrapes. Currently i have a Class 3 hitch, and i think its 2" and fits. Has a little play, but once it has weight it sits much more stable. Iput two large totes with camp gear on it when we travel.
2094636
I don't know. But it is the standard 2" receiver hitch. Everything I've tried to attach to it fit correctly.
1046294
I would presume that you have the right class tow hitch on your car and the hitch can hold a 2" square tube.If you are unsure I would suggest you go not your car dealer and ask or call the manufacturer of this item.
1778297
Class 1 and class 2 receivers are typically 1.25 inch square receiver opening. This fit my wife's class 2 1.25 inch opening on her Ford Escape and allowed us to adapt for a 2 inch cargo rack. It worked very well for us.
2085572
Yes it will work. I have the 1.25 receiver and use the 2" adapter. My car is a hatchback so it is easier to access the rear area.
488681
As stated by specs fits 1" 1/4 receiver, and given my towing rating is 2000 lbs in my hitch, I would say yes. Very heavy duty and has carried snow blowers and mowers for me at times. Good product.
1090414
Seldom ever would be solid on 2" receivers... more often solid is the case if it is a 1" receiver. Quality item will easily handle the hitch manufacturers weight restrictions just fine. Really enjoy ours. These are typically used to extend past a vehicles rear mounted spare tire.
172171
This is a class 3 hitch. It will use a 2"X2" square tube accesory. This item is well worth the money and only took me about 20 minutes to install. Looks and works just like OEM. Hope this helps
1978159
This one fits a 2" hitch straight and clean. No adapter needed. It will not fit a 1.25" hitch
1022534
This bike rack only fits a 2" receiver hitch seeing as it can fit up to 4 bikes. If you are looking for a bike rack that fits both 1-1/4" and 2" receiver hitches, you would have to go with the 2 bike rack part number 18084. Hope this helps!
436177
if you have a tow hitch I don't see why not. It is designed for a 1" or 2" inch hitch.
1862906
You must have a 1-1/4 hitch and will need to get an adapter to marry a 1-1/4" to a 2" hitch
1321032
It will "fit" your hitch. What you have to look at is the weight. All class 1 hitches are rated at 200 pounds or less tongue weight.It's not actually the hitch you would have a problem with. It is how the hitch is connected to the back of your vehicle that makes the difference. I would say if you purchase this rack and do not carry more than 2 bike's you should be fine. 3 bikes and the weight of the rack itself may be over the rated tongue weight if using cheaper heavy bikes. That puts too much stress on the connection points of your class 1 hitch and vehicle. I have a class 1 on my Golf rated at 200lbs tongue weight. I carried two 33-lb, with gear, bikes today no issue. The carrier is stated at 23-lbs. So basically 90-lbs. One more bike would be about 125-lbs. Still within my limits. Heavier bikes and the rack could surpass certain vehicle hitch recomendations..