Thule T2 Pro 9036 Instructions

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Thule T2 Pro 9036 Specification

The Thule T2 Pro 9036 is an advanced hitch-mounted bike rack designed to provide secure and convenient bicycle transport. It is engineered to accommodate a variety of bike sizes and styles, including fat bikes, e-bikes, and bikes with carbon frames, ensuring versatility for cycling enthusiasts. The rack features a tool-free AutoAttach system that allows for easy installation and removal, enhancing user convenience. It is constructed to fit 2-inch receivers, ensuring compatibility with most standard vehicles.

The T2 Pro 9036 can carry up to two bicycles with a maximum weight capacity of 60 pounds per bike, offering robust support for heavier models. Its design includes adjustable wheel holders and a ratcheting arm that securely grips the front wheel without frame contact, protecting the bike’s finish. The rack also incorporates a HitchSwitch lever, allowing it to tilt down for rear vehicle access and fold up when not in use, optimizing storage space and vehicle maneuverability.

Security is prioritized with the inclusion of integrated cable locks and a lock knob, which secure the bikes and the rack to the vehicle, deterring theft. The rack's construction emphasizes durability, with a high-quality, corrosion-resistant finish that withstands various weather conditions. Additionally, the Thule T2 Pro 9036 is compatible with the Thule One-Key System, enabling users to replace the lock cores for a unified locking solution across multiple Thule products. This bike rack is a practical choice for cyclists seeking a reliable, user-friendly, and secure transportation solution for their bicycles.

Thule T2 Pro 9036 F.A.Q.

How do I install the Thule T2 Pro 9036 on my vehicle?

To install the Thule T2 Pro 9036, first attach the rack to the hitch receiver, tighten the hitch pin, and lock it into place. Ensure the rack is securely fastened and follow the user manual for specific installation steps.

What is the weight limit for the Thule T2 Pro 9036?

The Thule T2 Pro 9036 can accommodate bikes weighing up to 60 lbs each. Ensure you do not exceed this weight limit to maintain safety and performance.

How can I prevent my bikes from swaying while using the Thule T2 Pro 9036?

To prevent swaying, ensure that each bike is properly secured using the adjustable ratcheting arms and wheel straps. Double-check that all fasteners are tight before driving.

Can the Thule T2 Pro 9036 be used with a vehicle that has a spare tire mounted at the back?

Yes, the Thule T2 Pro 9036 is designed to accommodate vehicles with rear-mounted spare tires, but you may need an additional adapter to ensure proper clearance.

What maintenance is required for the Thule T2 Pro 9036?

Regularly inspect the Thule T2 Pro 9036 for any signs of wear or damage, clean it with mild soap and water, and lubricate moving parts with a silicone-based lubricant to ensure smooth operation.

How do I fold the Thule T2 Pro 9036 for storage?

To fold the Thule T2 Pro 9036, release the handle at the base, allowing the rack to tilt vertically. Ensure it clicks into the locked position before storing.

What should I do if the Thule T2 Pro 9036 starts making noise while driving?

If the rack makes noise, check that all components are securely fastened. Inspect for loose bolts or straps, and ensure the hitch connection is tight. Adjust as necessary to eliminate noise.

Is the Thule T2 Pro 9036 compatible with fat bikes?

Yes, the Thule T2 Pro 9036 can carry fat bikes if equipped with the appropriate fat bike wheel holder accessory, which accommodates the larger tire width.

How can I secure my bikes against theft when using the Thule T2 Pro 9036?

Use the integrated cable locks to secure each bike to the rack, and lock the hitch pin to the vehicle for additional security against theft.

What should I do if the ratcheting arms of the Thule T2 Pro 9036 are difficult to adjust?

If the ratcheting arms are difficult to adjust, check for debris or damage, clean and lubricate the mechanisms, and ensure they are not over-tightened. If issues persist, contact Thule support for further assistance.