Review on 🚲 Tyger Auto TG-RK3B203S 3-Bike Trunk Mount Bicycle Rack – Deluxe Design for Sedans, Hatchbacks, Minivans, and SUVs by James Wiley

I've been using it for two weeks now and haven't had any problems with it. I drive about 20 miles a day to the park at highway speed and ride my bike and commute the other 20 to work. So far it's been great. It holds the bike very firmly and seems to hold the car well without damaging the car or bike. It is very easy to remove from the car. That's good and bad. When you have a bike on a rack it is not very convenient for me to get out of the car as there really is no way to attach the rack to my car. Even if you attach the bike to a luggage carrier, the entire luggage carrier can be removed by loosening the straps at the touch of a button. But when I get to the Park and Ride, it takes me 5 seconds to unhook the bike, take the trunk off the car and put it in the trunk. It still works fine for me because I use it for commuting. So if there's a bike in the back, I drive my car. When I'm not riding, it takes me a second to put the suitcase in the trunk and get on the bike. My only complaint is that it crashes right into my license plate. I'm sure this is a specific complaint about a vehicle and I really don't care, but after driving and pulling, it smashed my license plate to match the shape of the trunk underneath. It's okay, but I thought I'd bring this up.