🚚 Heininger Automotive 2025 Advantage SportsRack BedRack: The Ultimate Black Bed Rack for All Your Sports Gear Review

Decent rack for the money. It fits 4 full size bikes very well. The front wheel still spins freely when the rear wheel is in the rack. I came up with a bungee to attach the front wheel to the bike frame. After that no problem. I would recommend it. I left it in the back of a truck all summer. After a month of bad weather, rust was noticed in some places.

Design disappointed and suitable for Ford F-150. The body of the truck is not a perfect square with flat sides all around and that is what is required to securely mount this luggage rack. It is not intended to be installed and uninstalled as it takes quite a long time to install. Definitely won't hold items left in the truck for long. I would rather get my money back and use a standard hitch mounted bike carrier.

This carrier was exactly what I had in mind when I wanted to carry multiple bikes at once. The cable included in the kit is useful for attaching bikes and luggage to the truck. The only problem I had was that the legs that put pressure on the sides of the bed weren't long enough to fully lock the frame (Dodge 3500). I had to add a small piece of plywood to fill the gap on either side to create a snug fit. The shelf tucks away against the wall in the garage when not in use and works as…

Great product but unfortunately has to be returned. If your truck has a body mat, be careful - unfortunately the body mat I installed at Toyota when I originally bought the truck doesn't allow the bike rack to stay in place - even after finding a good spot for the found suction cups. Bikes and secure them with a clamp, the bikes didn't stay upright, they leaned sideways (domino effect). The bike rack also moves back and forth with the added weight of the bikes. Now it took almost two hours to…

I like the idea. This should be a working solution for transporting bikes in a pickup truck. But the fact is, it doesn't work. The foam "mounts" aren't strong enough and both bikes I put in the rack just fell off as soon as the pickup started moving. I solved the problem with ratchet straps and elastic cords. By attaching each bike to the respective side of the pickup truck with a ratchet strap and then bungee cording the bikes together, they managed to stay upright. Better than nothing. On the

Like - don't dislike - bad design. He tries with pressure to gain a foothold in the back of the pick-up. It might fit a small pickup better, but for a full-size truck with an extension, it's very loose and doesn't fit well in the back. The device moves no matter how hard you try. It looks badly built at best. Not to mention that after receiving the item I had to contact them about missing parts. Bikes often fall on one side, which puts a lot of strain and twisting on the front wheel. The…

I have a family of bikes that I carry around in a large pickup truck. Firstly, this is a good functional stand and there are a few things to keep in mind when using it. First, don't be too obvious and put your bike's front tire in a stand (and then post a photo of it). First, warm up your bike, but that should be common sense. Second, there will be bumps and turns during your ride, so your bikes need to be parked securely. You do this by inserting the REAR tire into the rack and pushing the top