I cannot get the tire to fit the hooks once they are attached to the wall. I have 2 cruisers, one mountain bike, and one BMX bike.none of the hooks work for me.

They aren't as easy to use and I had hoped. My kids can't get their bikes down themselves. They're study and work fine though.

Works great. Buys you more room in the garage hanging your bike on the wall. Will definitely be purchasing more. I recommend using a 2x8 piece of lumber if you’re unable to hit any wall studS directly with the bike hooks.

These hooks are a great addition to any sports and outdoors enthusiast's garage or shed. They are sturdy and well-designed, and can support a good amount of weight. The hooks are easy to install and can hold a variety of bicycles, making it a versatile solution for bike storage. The only downside is that they may require extra hardware if your walls are not the right type for the hooks.

It's hard to get the bike up on the wall. I found that turning the handle 90 degrees works best for getting the hook through the wheel, and then turning it back straight to hang it. The bikes don't hang straight, but seem to want to lean to the left. You can work it out by adjusting it, but it's not automatic.The hanger hook is decent, but the screws are the soft brassy kind of screw that twists in half under torque. Even with a pilot hole, the screws twisted off, including one that I was…

These seem great, but they are not practice. It is very difficult to get adult size bikes up on the hanger! Getting them down is not so bad, but when you come home tired from a good ride you can't get the bike put away. Not a good design.

A cheap hook will do the same thing.In fact, a cheap hook IS doing the same thing after I returned these. Thanks for attention.

I installed these in our garage to cleanup the clutter from out bikes. I like them. They are durable and easy to mount. They do require a little effort to put up and my 5yo ain't having it. :) I'd still recommend these to someone that wants to store their bikes out of the way.

Sturdy (but used my own screws). But half of them had floppy hooks (the hooks don’t remain extended) which make it hard to hang up a bike. Problem mostly solved by jamming a bent paper clip into the joint. Still a great value for what I paid.

Do not use the installation hardware, especially if you’re putting these up in drywall without studs.I personally found some studs to anchor these to, but even then the screws that came with it were a bit too short. I had to get custom screws and drywall anchors.They worked perfectly as intended and are very sturdy after being installed with the proper hardware.

It's only good for road bikes not MTB. YOU HAVE TO LET AIR OUT IF YOU WANT YOUR MTB TIRE TO FIT. HOOK WON'T STAY IN PLACE SO MAKES IT HARD TO HANG YOUR BIKE ON YOUR OWN. WIFE NOT HAPPY

Overall a pretty sturdy and nice looking bike hanger, but the very practical and first 'stay-up feature' stopped working on 3 out of the 4 hangers, we got, in a matter of days or weeks, despite very light use. Now cumbersome as heck to get the bike to hang: maneuvering the bike up in the air with one hand; trying to fold out the hanger with the other; and place the wheel and spokes with the third. now Hubby has to do it every time, so by now he has learned to swear more than I do. now only used

Trying to muscle up a bike to easily engage the hook is a joke. Trying to figure out the height of the hook is even funnier. Then there's the hook that doesn't stay extended so you can get the wheel on there. I will return this.