| 81 | | $600 | The Thule T2 Pro XT is the winner of our Editors Choice Award, and is the best hitch rack we have ever tested. |
| 79 | | $650 | A lightweight alternative to other hitch racks, with great adjustability. |
| 78 | | $498 | As the lightest hitch rack we tested, the Sherpa was a favorite for its good looks and simple design. |
| 78 | | $400 | Our Best Buy Award winning RockyMounts MonoRail combines a solid performance and a reasonable price. |
| 77 | | $230 | An highly engineered and somewhat complex rack that does a wonderful job holding your bike. |
| 77 | | $689 | The NV 2.0 combines beautiful design with great functionality. |
| 74 | | $209 | An ideal rack when used on vehicles with low roof heights. |
| 74 | | $449 | The Yakima Holdup is the less refined sibling of the Dr. Tray; it gets the job done but is more difficult to use. |
| 72 | | $529 | This is a a hitch mount rack that folds up for compact storage. |
| 72 | | $198 | The Trio eliminates the need for axle adapters and can carry nearly any type of bike on the market. |
| 71 | | $220 | Straightforward, user-friendly, and sturdy, the Rocky Mounts Brassknuckles is a quality roof mount option. |
| 71 | | $140 | With solid construction and a simple fork mount design, the Jetline is a great roof rack with an unbeatable price. |
| 71 | | $480 | A stalwart of the hitch rack genera, the T2 is as relevant today as it was when it was released 10 years ago. |
| 70 | | $190 | The SwitchHitter is a fork mount roof rack that can carry nearly any bike regardless of axle standard. |
| 70 | | $199 | For transporting road bikes or other bikes with standard quick release forks, the ForkLift is a solid option. |
| 69 | | $650 | The swing away design of the BackStage is ideal for vans and cab over truck campers. |
| 68 | | $329 | Light weight, low profile, and user-friendly, the Transfer is a budget friendly platform hitch mount rack from Kuat. |
| 64 | | $799 | A quality, high-capacity, bike rack that lacks versatility. |
| 63 | | $230 | The ThruRide delivers on the promise of multiple axle compatibility, but the rack falls short of the competition. |
| 62 | | $350 | Best trunk mount rack we have tested, with solid security features and a huge vehicle compatibly list. |
| 61 | | $750 | A high-capacity bike rack that performs well within its niche, but lacks versatility. |
| 59 | | $270 | It lacks the quality and convenience of the competition, but the Chinook is an affordable hitch mount tray rack option for those on a budget. |
| 58 | | $180 | Basic, but inexpensive, the Swagman XC2 is a hitch mount tray rack that lacks security features and clamps on the frame, but it is lightweight and folds up small for storage. |
| 57 | | $219 | Kuat's Highline trunk mount bike rack lacks security features but is otherwise is reasonably priced, lightweight, and user-friendly. |
| 51 | | $280 | The Saris Freedom 2 is a versatile hitch mount rack that relies on frame clamps rather than tire and wheel contact to secure bikes for transport. |
| 43 | | $160 | The Saris Bones 2 will fit a wide range of vehicles, with its adjustable design, but lacks locks or other security features. |
| 40 | | $50 | The affordable Allen Deluxe 2 is a trunk mount rack with limited versatility and no security features. |
| 38 | | $120 | The Allen Deluxe 4 is best for occasional use. |
