2016 Subaru Outback with an
EcoHitch and bike rack

Does the thought of flying down the interstate plagued by the incessant whistling of a fully loaded roof-mounted bike rack make your ears bleed? Or does the thought of hoisting your bike(s) overhead to secure them to the roof of your vehicle make the discs in your lower back bulge and throb in pain? Well, Torklift Central is here to tell you to throw out those bloody cotton balls and keep the ibuprofen in the medicine cabinet because the EcoHitch for the 2016 Subaru Outback is here to save the day—or at least a trip to the chiropractor or otolaryngologist.

The EcoHitch is available in both 
2" and 1 1/4" receiver sizes

Unlike the awkward—and dare we say, dorky—roof-mounted racks of yore, hitch-mounted bike racks eliminate whistling and complement the aerodynamics of your vehicle to preserve fuel economy and reduce drag. Hitch-mounted applications refuse to compromise your vehicle’s overhead clearance and perhaps most importantly, help reduce back strain and vehicle damage. You can read Torklift Central’s blog post that is a comprehensive list on why roof-mounted bike racks are anything but ideal. Moreover, the EcoHitch flaunts a completely concealed design that leaves only the hitch’s receiver visible and is perfectly compatible with both Thule and Yakima, who have arguably the highest rated hitch-mounted bike racks in the industry. Click here to shop Torklift Central’s inventory for these and other EcoHitch-compatible bike racks.

But aside from the fact that the EcoHitch for the 2016 Subaru Outback is a hidden trailer hitch that is compatible with a plethora of hitch-mounted bike racks, perhaps its best feature is its straightforward, 100% bolt on installation that requires no drilling. Here is a brief overview of the installation process for the 2016 Subaru Outback’s EcoHitch:

  • Temporarily remove tail lights
  • Dismount bumper fascia
  • Dismount impact bar
  • Set EcoHitch for 2016 Subaru Outback beneath impact bar using existing mounts
  • Remount impact bar over EcoHitch
  • Remount bumper fascia
  • Reconnect tail lights

Once that’s been completed, your 2016 Subaru Outback not only has a hidden trailer hitch, but is ready for a hitch-mounted bike rack, thanks to the handy-dandy EcoHitch. Here's the installation video for a more detailed look at the installation process of the 2016 Subaru Outback EcoHitch.

To top it all off, Torklift Central has never been a company known to skimp on quality. So beside all of these great features, the EcoHitch for the 2016 Subaru Outback should give you piece of mind knowing every purchase includes the following promises and perquisites:

  • Engineered to meet stringent national SAE J684 towing safety standards
  • Rated for 350 pounds tongue weight, 3,500 pounds towing weight
    Overhead view of the Thule T2 XTR
    mounted to the EcoHitch
  • Available in 1 1/4-inch and 2-inch receivers
  • Designed to complement the aerodynamic contours and underbody airflow of vehicle
  • Manufactured with high impact powder coat
  • Material can include a qualified combination of aerospace grade aluminum, stainless steel or steel*
  • Eco-friendly, made with recycled materials
  • Lightweight
  • Free shipping to lower 48 states
  • Made in U.S.A
  • Lifetime Warranty

*Depending on the application, the product can include a combination of up to three qualified materials

So if you’ve been debating on whether a roof or hitch-mounted bike rack is better suited to meet your bicycle transporting needs, or wondered which style actually complements your 2016 Subaru Outback, Torklift Central is here to tell you that hitch-mounted bike racks are the end you seek, and that the EcoHitch for the Subaru Outback is the means to facilitate their grandeur. Truly, no other hidden hitch on the market compares!

Now Get Out and Go your way with EcoHitch for 2016 Subaru Outback!

Buy now or contact us for more information:

Torklift Central
315 Central Ave N Kent, WA 98032
[email protected]
877-343-6933
www.torkliftcentral.com

Written by Jake Holley
As a graduate from Western Washington University with a B.A. in Creative Writing, Jake Holley is an aspiring writer with a passion for language, philosophy and seeking out obscure films and literature. He is also an unabashed metal head and looks darn good in a suit.