Can you access the trunk still?
69474
Yes, mine is on a Honda CRV which has the wheel attached to the door. Door opens fine, but I suspect it is going to be a little more trouble when I have to change a tire.
69475
Yes! Even with two bikes loaded you can swing the door with no problem at all
69476
The bolt-on rack just attaches to the spare tire & mount, so you should still be able to do everything that you could normally do without taking off the spare tire. The Hollywood racks that attach to the trunk will also allow you to open the trunk with the rack on, unless you have to attach the bottom straps to the bumper for some reason.
857498
You will NOT be able to open the trunk lid completely. It will go up to about a 50 degree angle. I have not found this to be a problem, as I can access anything in the trunk... even the spare tire.
482847
Sorry. The rack is attached to the trunk. Theoretically, the trunk would open but the weight of the bikes and the rack will be on the trunk.
2006088
If you have a hatchback, the rack straps to the door/bottom of the trunk. It would open, but I imagine it may be heavy to lift the trunk door up? If you have a car with a trunk, you can't open it with the rack on.
482846
Since it rests on the bumper it didn't look like I was able to open the trunk but it did. I would try to avoid it though.
1966431
With the cover still over the bed pulled tight, you can open the trunk about 75%-85%. Far enough to access it with groceries, duffle bags, suitcases, etc. With the cover open or partially open, you can open it fully. The only small intrusion I have had is the right side of the trunk does scrape on the bolt that anchors the right rear side rail. It scratches the outer edge of the trunk lid, but it is completely cosmetic (the Ridgeline bed liner is easily scratched by anything). I have had a 1-2 gallon improvement in gas mileage since I installed it.
2107558
Yes, most aftermarket keyless entry systems have an auxiliary output which can be used to trigger the trunk release.
472493
You can do it normally, as you can see, the sections are the same size of the back seats and the center storage. You can remove it or just open the compartment. It's really easy.
2157444
you can do anything with a "conventional" non trunking(ltr) system ! trunking radios use special logic and switching that are not available on these type of radio yet!
1210542
Turn the tube around so the opening faces the entry point. You should still be able to secure it the the back seat.
2006086
The bottom strap goes under the car so the trunk will not open with the rack on unless you loosen the strap. The rack takes all of ten seconds to put on or take off so I wouldn't let that deter you from purchasing.
1646331
Yes I can. It all depends on the design of your trunk where the top cables hook onto. The lip between the rear window and trunk can't be too close when opening or the hooks may jam against the weather stripping or the glass.
62491
I roll mine up with the poles inside. It just takes up the back part or side of the trunk. I can still fit ALL of my other gear.
755345
No - the bikes and rack would need to be removed before we could access our trunk.
949065
It depends on how you attach the rack. The bottom hook can be placed either on the bottom of the bumper, which would prohibit you from opening the trunk, or you can hook it on the bottom of the trunk, which will allow you to access the trunk when the bikes are removed.
2023072
I have a chrysler sebring, it has a decent sized trunk and I could get it in there but I would not say easily, if you have a hatch back or a minivan or suv then i would say yes, but a regular car not so much.
1381115
The one I programed just unlocked and locked doors did not work for the trunk but I dont know if the vehicle had that option.