Mockins 60"x20"x6" Heavy Duty Trailer Hitch Cargo Carrier & 16 Cubic Feet Tow Hitch Cargo Carrier Bag | 500 Lbs. Capacity Folding Luggage Rack for SUV, Car, Truck & RV w/Waterpoof Bag + Accessories

47 year old female here. I ordered this at the end of an extended vacation where I somehow had double the stuff of when I left for the trip. It was going to be a long drive (12+ hours), so I didn’t want to be crammed in the car. My brother flew down to help me drive. He put it together for me and was VERY impressed, which made me happy since I still seek the approval of my older brother even at this age. 😂It was easier for two of us to lift it into the hitch, but once it was in, I was able to adjust it while he looked for the right spot to put the pin in it. There is an anti-rattle item included, too. I have to say, we never heard anything from the back (to the extent of me wondering if we lost all the luggage). We will definitely be using this for future vacations. If you’re on the fence, get this!!!

I’ve been using the Mockins 60x20x6 Folding Cargo Carrier on my Tracker, and it’s been incredibly useful. Whether I'm hauling camping gear, coolers, or extra supplies, this carrier has handled it all with zero issues.Why I Love It:🧳 Plenty of Space: The 60" x 20" platform gives me more than enough room for extra gear, and the 6" sides help keep everything in place.🔧 Strong and Sturdy: It feels solid and stable, even fully loaded. No wobble, no rust, no rattling.🚗 Fits My Tracker Perfectly: Mounted to the hitch without a problem, and it rides smooth—even on longer trips.🔁 Folding Feature is a Win: When I’m not using it, I can fold it up against the back of the vehicle to save space—super convenient.💦 Weather-Resistant: Left it out in the rain and no issues—paint and welds are holding up great.Final Verdict:This cargo carrier has been a great addition to my Tracker. It’s rugged, easy to use, and gives me that extra storage I need for road trips and outdoor adventures.Highly recommend it to anyone needing more cargo room without the hassle of a trailer! 🛻🛠️

Driving from Ohio to Florida I needed extra cargo space and it needed to be weather tight in case of rain. Needless to say it rained and stormed our whole trip south and our belongings did not get one drop of rain on it. Easy to use and store. Definitely met my needs. Only 4 stars because it would have been nice to get my back doors on the van open without removing the loaded Cargo Carrier. Other than that, it worked great! Thank you!

There were a few issues with my purchase, but Bianca at Mockins handled everything beyond my expectations. I’m a very particular person who likes things done right, and I’m often disappointed with customer service—but Bianca was truly exceptional. She fixed every problem quickly and professionally, and her service was absolutely top-notch.

Very sturdy, massive storage. Cumbersome to assemble but otherwise great.

I bought this product for road tripping in our minivan. As you can see, we don't pack light! We additionally optimize the bag by using large vacuum bags (space bags) to pack inside the Mokin bag. With this, we pack for 5 people for 2 weeks of winter (bulky) clothes and need no suit cases or clothes in the van. This leaves room for the passengers to have room for personal items and space to get comfortable and sleep. We used a top mounted cargo container in the past. It just makes noise and hurts the gas mileage. This solution is much better for both. It is quiet and we got 28 MPG on a 1,500 mile run. Further, it is far easier to access this product versus the roof mount.We have taken this product on approximately 10,000 miles. Florida to DC to Wisconsin to Florida both in the winter and in the summer...through snow and rain. Performed well. Picture one is everything out back in the bag and room in the car for a long trip. Picture two is a short distance trip to camping, so there is more gear in the back of the van.Assemble Comment - Assembly was easy; nut and bolts. Did it with my daughter in no time. Only issue, it was easier to put it together upside down on the neck. For some reason the bolt fit better that way, so I assumed it was correct. This caused it to be too low to the ground and scrape. After getting down the road, we realized it needed to be corrected. We stopped flipped it the first rest plaza with basic tools. So, pretty easy to work with. Only issue was having to force the neck pin a little. After that clear sailing.Weatherproof - As I said above, we have run it through 90 in Florida to subzero in Wisconsin through snow and rain. Bag stays dry.Sturdiness - I would say this product is sturdy. The only ding is that it is going to rust eventually if not cared for. We have a minivan. There is not much clearance. Any steep incline is going to cause a scrape on the ground. For example, we scraped leaving the gas station where the slope is down and then quickly up to the street. You need to take it slow and go at an angle. The counter is, if you are a little handy, when you get home from the trip, wash it, sand it and spay paint the affected (scraped) areas. Then put a little WD40 on the nuts and bolts and put it away.For entry level (non-RV people) this is a huge space saver.