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A light, frame-safe platform rack for one bike that expands to two and fits most wheel sizes, including fat bikes. It will not carry bikes with fenders.
A foldable hitch rack for two heavy e-bikes, with a ramp and fat tire cradles. It only fits a two inch receiver, and the listing mentions no locks or adapters.
A single-bike roof carrier that holds the bike by the fork, with a torque limiter and a built-in cable lock. Thru-axle bikes need adapters bought separately, and lock cores are not included.
A tiny steel fork mount that turns a truck bed, trailer or garage wall into a bike holder. It fits only quick-release forks of the listed size, and bolts are extra.
A simple, sturdy hitch rack for two bikes with protective hooks and a tilt-down center post. It does not lock, and the lock kit is sold separately.
A swing-away platform rack that opens the whole rear of the vehicle without unloading bikes. It is heavy, works only in two inch receivers and cannot add a third bike.
A hitch rack for four bikes with arms that fold flat and a tilt-up design for tailgate access. Setup takes under five minutes, and the load capacity entry is low for four bikes.
A hanging style hitch rack that carries four standard frame bikes and tilts down for trunk access. It cannot carry e bikes, and step through or kids bikes need an adapter.
A light strap on trunk rack for two bikes with anti sway cages and soft cradles that protect frames. Unusual frames need an adapter, and the load figures in the listing disagree.
A four-bike hitch rack that swings fully aside for rear access even when loaded. It needs the larger two inch receiver and is not meant for e-bikes.
A trunk mounted carrier with narrow cradles that grip a wide range of frames, including small kids bikes. Bike count, load limit and weight are not listed.
An upright roof bike rack that touches only the wheels and mounts to every crossbar style listed. Bikes with front fenders do not fit, and the listing gives no weight limit.
A fork-mount bike rack for a truck bed that carries two bikes and needs no drilling. The load capacity entry is unreadable, so confirm the weight limit with Thule.
A hitch-mounted platform rack for two e-bikes with an included ramp and a flat-folding design. Bike size limits beyond weight are not given, nor is the weight of the rack itself.
A sleek roof fork mount for a cyclist with crossbars who wants secure axle clamping. Locks and wheel holder details are not listed.
A one-bike trunk rack that folds into a bag for storage. Load capacity is modest and vehicle fit is described only as universal, so check the trunk shape before buying.
A hitch-mounted swing-down rack for carrying several bikes on a range of vehicles. The listing leaves out the hitch receiver size, so check it against your vehicle before ordering.
A foldable hitch-mounted rack for four bikes with a tilt feature and an anti-rattle tightener. It needs a two inch receiver, and the listing gives no tongue weight or receiver class.
A steel tray rack that carries two regular bikes on a larger hitch with adjustable cradles and padded hooks. The per bike limit rules out most e-bikes, and it will not fit Class I or II receivers.
A two-bike hitch rack that tilts back for lift-gate access and folds out of the way. It fits both common receiver sizes, and the warranty covers the original purchaser only.
A three-bike hitch carrier in alloy steel with a high load rating. The listing is brief, so confirm tilt, folding and lock features with Allen.
A simple strap on rack for two bikes that suits sedans, hatchbacks and SUVs without a hitch, and the adaptor bar helps odd frames ride level. Fit varies by vehicle, so check the maker's fit guide first.
A two-bike hitch platform carrier that fits both common receiver sizes and folds or tilts with a cam lever. It is rated for a modest load, and little is said about how it locks.
A straightforward two-bike hitch rack with tool-free setup and a tilt feature that earns its keep on every grocery run and camping trip.
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