Will It Fit?
Use the checker below to share your vehicle, hitch, and bike details with our team. We review each setup individually — never exceed the limits documented in your vehicle, hitch, and bike manufacturer instructions.
Safety first: Carrier suitability depends on your specific vehicle hitch tongue weight rating, your bike's actual weight, and your carrier configuration. Always consult your vehicle owner's manual, hitch documentation, and bike manufacturer specs. Never exceed any documented limit.
Fitment Checker
Answer the questions below so our team has the details needed to review your setup. This tool collects information — it does not confirm compatibility.
Selecting answers below does not send anything to our team. Use the Contact page to send your details for review.
1. What size receiver hitch does your vehicle have?
2. What is your vehicle's hitch tongue weight rating?
Found in your vehicle owner's manual under "towing" or "hitch" specs.
3. How many bikes do you want to carry?
4. How much does your bike weigh?
For e-motos, this is the weight with battery installed.
What We Need to Review
2-Inch Receiver Hitch Required
eMotorack uses a standard 2-inch (Class III or Class IV) hitch shank. 1¼-inch receivers are not compatible. Check your vehicle specs or look at the opening size. If you have a 1¼-inch receiver, consult a hitch installer about an upgrade.
Your Vehicle's Tongue Weight Rating
The tongue weight rating is the maximum downward force your hitch can handle. It is always lower than the total towing capacity. Find it in your vehicle owner's manual. Send us your exact rating and we will review whether your setup is within the documented limits.
Battery Weight and Removal
Battery weight varies significantly by bike model and year. Whether removal is appropriate for your load depends on your specific bike's documented weight with and without the battery. Include both figures when you contact us for review.
Never Exceed the Lowest-Rated Component
Your vehicle, hitch, and receiver each have their own documented weight ratings. Always load within the lowest of these three ratings. Consult each manufacturer's documentation — never rely on estimates.
Bike Information to Provide
When contacting us for a fitment review, include the following for each bike: make, model, year, and the manufacturer-documented weight both with and without the battery (for e-motos).
Do not rely on approximate or community-reported weights. Use only the weight documented by your bike's manufacturer for the specific year and configuration you are transporting.
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