ThulePassage Trunk Mount Carrier

Once you get all of the straps adjusted, this is a esy to install and un-install bike rack.I can confirm it fits the Ford Escape.

Excelente Thule de entrada, para quem não tem engate e não quer gastar muito mais. Super atendeu. Leve, não dá trabalho para montar e super segura (qualidade Thule esperada).

This bike rack fit perfectly on to my 2015 VW GTI, I'm even able to fully open the hatch when the bikes aren't on it. Make sure you know how it is to be fit on your car with correct strap position. Feels really stable while driving from slow to fast highway speeds. Fit my XL size hybrid bike and my wife's XS mountain bike no problem. It is easy to setup, components feels of good quality, fits into a relatively small box for storage, love that the bars can fold down when the bikes aren't on it. In my small cars case the wheels on the bikes make the profile of the car a couple inches wider on each side (from the tips of the mirrors) and this didn't inhibit my ability to drive around with it, seems you subconsciously account for this space anyways without really needing to adjust your driving. This rack makes it so easy to just pop the bikes on and go to a new adventure.

El rack cumple, es resistente, y las bicicletas van seguras a pesar de los baches, es económico si lo comparas con los racks de techo, buena opción para dos bicicletas aunque lo compré para tres solo le caben dos.

works well on my Mazda 3 (2008).Thule instructions actually limit the Mazda 3(2008) to only the 910XT version for 2 bikes but the fixing mechanism and all components are the same between 910XT and 911XT except for the length of the tube from which the bikes hang.I am using the 911XT for only two bikes now but wanted to have the extra third there in case my little kid's bike fits on the carrier in the next year or in case we change to a different car which will also formally support the 911XT.This carrier is very easy to install and has not damaged my car so far in any way. It takes me 5 minutes to install the bike carrier.Being able to fold down the supporting tubes when no bikes are mounted is a huge bonus compared to other products. In that way the carrier only extends minimally beyond the car.I have been driving around Boston area roads which are renown for their potholes and so far the carrier and bikes have been holding up very well and feel safely mounted.Would recommend it to everyone.One of my two bikes is a women's bike without the straight top bar for which I had to get the Thule Frame Adapter 982XT, https://www.amazon.com/Thule-982XT-Frame-Adapter/dp/B004KZS5GW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1497495028&sr=8-1&keywords=thule+adapterI got that frame adapter half price at an EMS store for $20. I think the regular Thule price is way too high. It is a very simple piece and would have considered buying a cheaper product. While I am happy to pay more for Thule quality for the actual bike carrier as this is quite delicate technology and needs to be done well to not damage the car and hold the bikes well and safely, the frame adapter is a simple extensible tube - doing that well is no rocket science and shouldn't cost $50.