Saris Bones Car Bike Rack, Trunk or Hitch Carrier, Mount 2-4 Bicycles

I was advised to buy the boot huggers for use with my mini. I found the rack easy to put on the car and it felt quite solid. With my one bike on it felt very stable. I had one trial ride of a mile around the block which was fine and then today I used it on its first proper run. I felt confident that the bike and rack were sitting solidly on the car. No problems at all.

Bought through Amazon, was a bit worried with some of the negative comments but need a rack quick. Turns out it’s a great product easy to install and with a little bit of adjustment and a few protective pads for the contact points to the car sorted.

It is easy to put on and really stable . I had to buy hatch huggers to go on it but it works really well

Excellent produit, facile à installer et à enlever, solide ,supporte mes deux vélos de façon sécuritaires, j'ai un toyota rav4 et 2014 fit très bien ,je le recommande .

The rack is a very good idea. If you don't have a trailer hook. The installation manual is not very cleae and I still have parts I dont know how to use. But it is very stable on the high way even on windy days

Super,jednoduchá a rychlá montáž na auto,kvalita zpracování,bezpečné uchycení kol za jízdy se ani nepohnou.

I bought these to carry our 2 HeyBike Race e-Bikes. We carry one bike on each carrier. You might ask why not use a hitch carrier to carry both? I have a 2021 Hyundai Sonata. My wife has a 2021 Kia K5. The cars will only take a class 1 hitch. By the time you put the 2 e-Bikes (56 lbs each without battery) and a carrier with enough guts to carry them in a class 1 hitch, you have most likely already met or exceeded the max tongue weight before you even drive an inch. Way too much weight to put on the roof. Most roof racks won't hold the weight of the bikes and carriers anyway. I read about people buying these to carry 1 bike, so I thought I would take the plunge. Saris said this would not work on my car. Ummm...it works like a champ on my car. It cinches down solid! I put y single 56 lb bike (70lb max for 2) on the back position of the rack, and strapped it down, including the anti-sway on the downtube. I drove around town...all over, actually. The bike did not move at all! No stress on the trunk or bumper. no bouncing. just a nice solid carry for my bike. Soooo much easier than dropping the back seats, taking off the front tire just so it will barely fit in the trunk? Those days are done. Seems well made. But I wouldn't leave it on my car for the sun to bake on that plastic and webbed strapping all year long. But it seems to be of good enough quality that if you don't abuse it, it should give you good like expectancy.

If you can't have a hitch this is your best option. It's very sturdy and well made. The clasps work well and stay tight. Be sure to clean the areas where the rack touches your car. Any dirt will be ground into the paint. It does work with 3 bikes but it will take some time to get the set up just right. Don't forget to buy straps to keep the front wheel from turning.