
Yakima FullSwing Swing-Away Hitch Bike Rack
- 4 bikes, 40 lb each, 150 lb total
- 2 inch receiver only
- Swing-away for rear access
- SpeedKnob and AutoPin tool-free install
- Padded arms, ZipStrips
- Not for e-bikes
Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A four-bike hitch rack that swings fully aside for rear access even when loaded. It needs the larger two inch receiver and is not meant for e-bikes.
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ASIN: B009P3MKLKCategory: Car Bike Racks
Overview
Not a tilt-only rack, the Yakima FullSwing swings fully away from the vehicle with four bikes loaded. Padded arms and ZipStrips hold bikes, and a locking SpeedKnob secures it to the hitch without tools.
Families get four-bike capacity and full rear access without unloading. Heavier e-bikes and smaller hitches are not supported.
Who it's for
Groups heading to trails with mixed road and mountain bikes suit this rack. E-bike owners need a platform rack.
Pros and cons
- Swings fully away when loaded
- Padded arms protect bikes
- Folds down when empty
- Locks to the hitch
- 2 inch receiver only
- Not for e-bikes
- Bike locks not listed
Performance notes
Load stays secure through padded arms and ZipStrips, while the AutoPin centers and locks the rack in the receiver. The swing arm pivots the full load clear of the hatch.
Specifications
| Brand | Yakima |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Load capacity | 150 lb total |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Per bike capacity | 40 lb |
| Compatibility & installation | |
| Mounting Type | Hitch, 2 inch receiver only |
| Installation | Tool-free, locking SpeedKnob, AutoPin |
| Other details | |
| Number of bikes | 4 |
| Additional features | Swing-away, folds down, padded arms, ZipStrips |
Frequently asked questions
Will the FullSwing fit a 1.25 inch hitch?
No. It works with a 2 inch receiver only.
Can the FullSwing carry e-bikes?
It is not recommended for e-bikes, with a 40 lb per bike limit.