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product_id: 1893971
title: "MaxxHaul Hitch Mount 4 Bike Rack 150 lb Capacity Heavy‑Duty Swing Down Design Fits Cars Trucks SUVs and Minivans with Safety Reflector Easy Install (70210)"
brand: "maxxhaul"
price: "R5721"
currency: ZAR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Maxxhaul"
url: https://www.desertcart.co.za/products/1893971-maxxhaul-hitch-mount-4-bike-rack-150-lb-capacity-heavy
store_origin: ZA
region: South Africa
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# easy swing-down access 150 lb towing strength 4-bike capacity MaxxHaul Hitch Mount 4 Bike Rack 150 lb Capacity Heavy‑Duty Swing Down Design Fits Cars Trucks SUVs and Minivans with Safety Reflector Easy Install (70210)

**Brand:** maxxhaul
**Price:** R5721
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚗 Elevate your ride—haul your crew in style and never miss a trail!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** MaxxHaul Hitch Mount 4 Bike Rack 150 lb Capacity Heavy‑Duty Swing Down Design Fits Cars Trucks SUVs and Minivans with Safety Reflector Easy Install (70210) by maxxhaul
- **How much does it cost?** R5721 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- maxxhaul enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted maxxhaul brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Powder-coated steel frame resists rust and wear, ensuring your rack looks sharp season after season.
- • **Universal Hitch Fit:** Fits all 2" x 2" hitch receivers, making it the go-to rack for cars, SUVs, trucks, and minivans.
- • **Safety First, Always:** Includes a reflector and hitch pin for added visibility and secure attachment on every ride.
- • **Effortless Rear Access:** Swing-down design lets you open your trunk without unloading—because convenience is king.
- • **Carry More, Stress Less:** Securely transport up to 4 bikes with a 150 lb capacity—perfect for your weekend squad goals.

## Overview

The MaxxHaul 70210 Hitch Mount Bike Rack is a durable, powder-coated steel rack designed to carry up to 4 bikes with a 150 lb capacity. It fits any vehicle with a 2" hitch receiver and features a convenient swing-down mechanism for easy rear access. Adjustable cradles with hook-and-loop straps keep bikes secure, while included safety reflectors enhance visibility. Quick to install and built for rugged use, this rack is ideal for active professionals who demand reliability and style on every adventure.

## Description

Transport up to 4 bikes safely and conveniently with the MaxxHaul 70210 Hitch Mount Bike Rack. Built with durable, powder-coated steel, this rack supports up to 150 lbs and fits any vehicle with a 2" hitch receiver. The swing-down feature gives easy access to your rear cargo area without removing your bikes, while adjustable bike cradles with hook-and-loop straps keep your bikes secure and protected. Quick to install and remove, the 70210 includes a hitch pin and reflector for added safety. Perfect for cars, SUVs, trucks, and minivans, this bike rack is ideal for family trips, group rides, and outdoor adventures. Designed for bikes with horizontal top tubes—use a crossbar if needed for other frame types. Rugged, reliable, and user-friendly, the MaxxHaul 70210 makes every ride easier.

Review: Over 1400 miles logged so far in two states and it works GREAT! - I previously tried to use one of the "universal" style bike racks that will fit a passenger car or an SUV and didn't even begin to trust it to drive across town, much less on the long trips I was going on. I bought this in preparation for an out-of-state camping trip to the mountains my girlfriend and I were going on, and it arrived on time as advertised. Assembly was very easy and took maybe 15 minutes total with a few basic hand tools (allen keys, socket set, and wrenches). I have an extra trailer wiring harness and I may see about wiring a brake light up to attach to the flat plate on the end rather than just having a red reflector on it. I've driven over 1400 miles in two weeks with the bike rack on my 4Runner and had zero issues of any kind, with and without bikes on the rack. I'd say my road time was split 80% highway (70-90mph), 15% twisty mountain roads (lots of up and down hill, sharp curves, braking and acceleration), and 5% off-road driving, and the bikes didn't move around in the rack at all. The wheels or handlebars of either bike never contacted my vehicle, either, and during the trip I secured them in every one of the four slots, just to make sure (my bike has 28" wheels and hers has 26" I believe). You may have to remove water bottle attachments though, my Bontrager bottle cage barely fit on the rack (I never use it anyways, so I removed it when we got home, no big deal). The mounts that the bikes sit in are VERY secure and attach to the rack itself with crush washers and lock nuts. The velcro straps that wrap around the bike frame seem to be of good quality and absolutely hold the bikes 100% still. The vertical portion of the rack folds down with the pull of the hinge pin to about a 45 degree angle to allow you to open your rear door/hatch with ease, and mine cleared it with ample room to spare. This was great when it came time to unload the car at our camping destination and for loading it back up to head home again. I only found a few "negatives" during the assembly and use of this bike rack, but none of them were enough of a problem to distract from the rating based on things that actually mattered to me. The first was that some of the nuts that went with the actual bike holders (which attach to the rack itself) were metric and the bolt heads were standard/SAE. This wasn't a big deal, just a bit of an annoyance. The second downside is that the top hinge pin (which allows the part of the rack the bikes sit on to fold down so it doesn't stick out two feet behind your vehicle) will only insert into the vertical part of the rack from the left side when the rack is folded. When the rack is extended out to the rear, it will fit from the right side. Again, just an annoyance, nothing that would affect the usability. The third is there is some play in the fit between the mount and my hitch receiver. When there is no load (bike) on the rack and you move it by hand, it seems very loose. I didn't notice any noise or movement while driving with the rack on my vehicle, whether empty or with bikes loaded. The fourth downside is it seems like the receiver pin that holds the mount into the hitch receiver itself is a smaller size than the one for my regular 2" ball hitch mount. When I assembled it and put the rack into the receiver, the regular pin wouldn't go through. I haven't removed it to compare them yet though, so I could be incorrect and maybe just had a bad angle on it. Overall, I absolutely recommend this rack. I was blown away at the quality of the product for the price (seems like a comparable rack would cost $100-200+ at a bike shop or other online stores) and I've had nothing but good luck with it thus far with quite a bit of drive time over varied terrain. Buy with confidence!
Review: Shockingly Impressive - Don't often write reviews, but I just want to throw this out there cause I would've wanted to read it. Overall quality and assembly: I expected this to be lower-quality, I was wrong. This thing is heavy, solid steel, with really solid welds. The bolts holding this thing together are substantial to say the least and all the nuts are locking which is awesome. With that, I would STRONGLY ADVISE that you own a socket set and adjustable wrench at the very least. I used an impact on mine (especially for the main support bolt, but I'm sure that's overkill. Everything else: Really don't have anything bad to say, it folds out of the way perfectly and easily, and its sturdy as any other yakima rack I've owned. The biggest difference I think you'll see when comparing a higher-cost product is the mechanism to strap the bikes down. These use velcro with a V-shaped rubber grip, I found it harder to get around the unique frames, but once I aligned it right they fit snugly. I was worried about the velcro, but it held my bikes at 80 mph with extremely minimal movement so I am happy. I have some heavy beach cruisers and as you'll see in the video they really don't waver much at all. It isn't loud and clanging around either, didn't hear a thing. I saw a couple people say that it made some noise, but i think using the impact reduced it all the way. overall this is a great product for a crazy good price. highly recommend

## Features

- Secure Bike Transportation: Safely transport up to 4 bikes with ease. The rack's towing capacity is 150 lbs and includes a hitch pin for secure attachment. An added reflector enhances safety during travel
- Convenient Swing-Down Feature: The swing-down feature provides effortless access to the rear of your vehicle, ensuring convenience when needed. Ideal for vans, SUVs, pickup trucks, and sedans with receiver hitches
- Easy Installation: Installing the MaxxHaul Towing Products 70210 Deluxe 4-Bike Hitch Mount Rack is a breeze and takes just minutes. The support arms, equipped with adjustable hold-down straps, firmly secure and transport your bikes
- Broad Hitch Compatibility: This rack fits 2" x 2" hitch receivers, offering versatile compatibility with a variety of vehicles
- Durable Construction: Built from rigid all-steel construction and powder-coated for durability, this rack is designed for longevity. The adjustable bike cradle with hook and loop straps ensures secure transportation
- Compatibility Note: Please note that the 70210 Bike Rack is designed for bikes with a horizontal top bar frame. For different style bike frames, the addition or installation of a horizontal crossbar may be necessary (not included)
- Weight Limit and Reflector: With a towing capacity of 150 lbs, the rack includes a hitch pin and reflector for added safety
- Important Note: Due to the increased distance between the rear bumper and the axle on trailers or RVs compared to cars or SUVs, using bike racks and cargo carriers in this scenario is not advisable
- Bikes mounted on RV's, trailers, fifth-wheels may experience increased bouncing, swaying, and stress. Always use tie downs and straps during transport for added safety

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Color | Black |
| Brand | MAXXHAUL |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 32.99 x 10 x 5.98 inches |
| Load Capacity | 150 Pounds |
| Mounting Type | Hitch Mount,Strap Mount |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00817399012107 |
| Automotive Fit Type | Universal Fit |
| Manufacturer | Kids2, Inc. |
| UPC | 817399012107 |
| Series | 70210 |
| Item model number | 70210 |
| Item Weight | 25 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 32.99 x 10 x 5.98 inches |
| Item Dimensions  LxWxH | 32.99 x 10 x 5.98 inches |
| ASIN | B00AK9YMIM |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | December 6, 2012 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** MAXXHAUL
- **Color:** Black
- **Global Trade Identification Number:** 00817399012107
- **Is Foldable:** No
- **Item Weight:** 25 Pounds
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 32.99 x 10 x 5.98 inches
- **Load Capacity:** 150 Pounds
- **Material:** Alloy Steel
- **Mounting Type:** Hitch Mount,Strap Mount
- **Vehicle Service Type:** Car, Truck, SUV, Minivan

## Images

![MaxxHaul Hitch Mount 4 Bike Rack 150 lb Capacity Heavy‑Duty Swing Down Design Fits Cars Trucks SUVs and Minivans with Safety Reflector Easy Install (70210) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51XBUZ0kj-L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is the max weight capacity for bikes on this rack?**
A: 150

**Q: Why does the description say not for RVs? Has anyone tried this with a motorhome or trailer with success?**
A: We use it on the back of a 31 foot RV trailer. No issues and velcro straps secure it. It's is a tight fit for 4 bikes though... we also use it on our suv and it's great.

**Q: Does it fold for storing?**
A: Yes the rack part folds down. It still takes a bit of space though.

**Q: What size should I order to replace the R pin on the bottom of the rack?**
A: Not sure but probably 1/2”

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Over 1400 miles logged so far in two states and it works GREAT!
*by W***R on October 25, 2018*

I previously tried to use one of the "universal" style bike racks that will fit a passenger car or an SUV and didn't even begin to trust it to drive across town, much less on the long trips I was going on. I bought this in preparation for an out-of-state camping trip to the mountains my girlfriend and I were going on, and it arrived on time as advertised. Assembly was very easy and took maybe 15 minutes total with a few basic hand tools (allen keys, socket set, and wrenches). I have an extra trailer wiring harness and I may see about wiring a brake light up to attach to the flat plate on the end rather than just having a red reflector on it. I've driven over 1400 miles in two weeks with the bike rack on my 4Runner and had zero issues of any kind, with and without bikes on the rack. I'd say my road time was split 80% highway (70-90mph), 15% twisty mountain roads (lots of up and down hill, sharp curves, braking and acceleration), and 5% off-road driving, and the bikes didn't move around in the rack at all. The wheels or handlebars of either bike never contacted my vehicle, either, and during the trip I secured them in every one of the four slots, just to make sure (my bike has 28" wheels and hers has 26" I believe). You may have to remove water bottle attachments though, my Bontrager bottle cage barely fit on the rack (I never use it anyways, so I removed it when we got home, no big deal). The mounts that the bikes sit in are VERY secure and attach to the rack itself with crush washers and lock nuts. The velcro straps that wrap around the bike frame seem to be of good quality and absolutely hold the bikes 100% still. The vertical portion of the rack folds down with the pull of the hinge pin to about a 45 degree angle to allow you to open your rear door/hatch with ease, and mine cleared it with ample room to spare. This was great when it came time to unload the car at our camping destination and for loading it back up to head home again. I only found a few "negatives" during the assembly and use of this bike rack, but none of them were enough of a problem to distract from the rating based on things that actually mattered to me. The first was that some of the nuts that went with the actual bike holders (which attach to the rack itself) were metric and the bolt heads were standard/SAE. This wasn't a big deal, just a bit of an annoyance. The second downside is that the top hinge pin (which allows the part of the rack the bikes sit on to fold down so it doesn't stick out two feet behind your vehicle) will only insert into the vertical part of the rack from the left side when the rack is folded. When the rack is extended out to the rear, it will fit from the right side. Again, just an annoyance, nothing that would affect the usability. The third is there is some play in the fit between the mount and my hitch receiver. When there is no load (bike) on the rack and you move it by hand, it seems very loose. I didn't notice any noise or movement while driving with the rack on my vehicle, whether empty or with bikes loaded. The fourth downside is it seems like the receiver pin that holds the mount into the hitch receiver itself is a smaller size than the one for my regular 2" ball hitch mount. When I assembled it and put the rack into the receiver, the regular pin wouldn't go through. I haven't removed it to compare them yet though, so I could be incorrect and maybe just had a bad angle on it. Overall, I absolutely recommend this rack. I was blown away at the quality of the product for the price (seems like a comparable rack would cost $100-200+ at a bike shop or other online stores) and I've had nothing but good luck with it thus far with quite a bit of drive time over varied terrain. Buy with confidence!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Shockingly Impressive
*by C***R on June 29, 2024*

Don't often write reviews, but I just want to throw this out there cause I would've wanted to read it. Overall quality and assembly: I expected this to be lower-quality, I was wrong. This thing is heavy, solid steel, with really solid welds. The bolts holding this thing together are substantial to say the least and all the nuts are locking which is awesome. With that, I would STRONGLY ADVISE that you own a socket set and adjustable wrench at the very least. I used an impact on mine (especially for the main support bolt, but I'm sure that's overkill. Everything else: Really don't have anything bad to say, it folds out of the way perfectly and easily, and its sturdy as any other yakima rack I've owned. The biggest difference I think you'll see when comparing a higher-cost product is the mechanism to strap the bikes down. These use velcro with a V-shaped rubber grip, I found it harder to get around the unique frames, but once I aligned it right they fit snugly. I was worried about the velcro, but it held my bikes at 80 mph with extremely minimal movement so I am happy. I have some heavy beach cruisers and as you'll see in the video they really don't waver much at all. It isn't loud and clanging around either, didn't hear a thing. I saw a couple people say that it made some noise, but i think using the impact reduced it all the way. overall this is a great product for a crazy good price. highly recommend

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice rack!!!
*by D***D on August 10, 2025*

Look, you need a bike rack to show other people on the highway that you’re active, cool, and living your best life (as far as they know). We just did a 1500-mile road trip with no complaints! The bikes stayed snug and the rack stayed tight all around with nothing loosening. Pros: —Very sturdy. Well-constructed. —Easy to install, assemble (included instructions have mistakes, but it’s easy to figure out). Easier to assemble it on the hitch since the completed rack is heavy and ungainly. —Mountain bikes, road bikes, kids bikes, etc. fit snug into the rubber holders. Even before you strap them in they are barely moving. —Velcro straps and buckles are great. Bikes age snugged tightly to rack. —For shorter trips, you really don’t need anymore tie-downs other than to keep your front stems/wheels from turning. —Rack holds bikes far enough away from vehicle so they won’t rub/scratch the vehicle. —Easily folds up while installed on hitch but not in use. —Easily pivots down while installed so you can open your tailgate when needed. —Included hitch pin screws in tight and reduced rattling. I’d opt for a locking hitch pin which will be quicker to install/uninstall. You’ll also still want to get an anti-rattle hitch plate for longer trips (see blue device in photo). They’re inexpensive but work great—though it’s an extra step for removing the rack. Cons: —It’s a heavy rack so not as easy to take on and off when not it use. — Larger girth bike frames (like some electrics) would likely be OK on this, just not as snug on the rubber holders, so you’d have to do more fastening. —Included instructions had errors, including confusing a permanent bolt with a removable pin, and showing a product with a locking device this one didn’t have, but there aren’t that many pieces and it’s easy to figure out. —The rack will rattle a little in the hitch receiver—but so will anything put into a hitch receiver so just add an anti-rattle hitch plate if you’re going on a long trip (see blue device in photo). A hitch plate makes it a bigger chore to install/uninstall the rack but it would also make it harder for a thief to try to take the entire rack. —The rack is bolted together is a few spots so a thief with PLENTY of time on their hands could take it apart to get at bikes locked only to the rack. When leaving bikes on vehicle unattended, I locked bikes to rack AND ran a cable lock from bike frames to the spot on the hitch receiver for trailer safety chains. —It’s steel so eventually it could have some rust, but touch it up when needed. Your hitch receiver on the vehicle is steel too. People worry about rust too much. This is not thin steel, it’s going to last longer than your bike. It’s actually going to last longer than you too, so take satisfaction in knowing future generations will be using your bike rack when you’re on the Tour de Afterlife. I recommend this bike rack to you and your descendants.

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