Kuat Pivot HD Swing-Away Hitch adds Overland Accessory Mounts

kuat pivot hd hitch swing out carrier with tire and bike rack on it.

When you want to take your bikes and keep your spare tire or gas tanks outside of the vehicle, the new Kuat Pivot HD is the answer.

Designed for heavier loads than their Pivot V2, the new Pivot HD boosts payload capacity up to 350lbs (versus 250lbs for V2).

kuat pivot hd hitch swing out carrier with rotopax fuel canister attachment.

Add the optional accessory hoop with MOLLE panel slots and throw your water and fuel tanks, traction boards, and other gear on there.

kuat pivot hd hitch swing out carrier shown from back with spare tire mount.

Or add the dedicated spare tire carrier to carry your full-size spare between the bike rack and the car thanks to a rear-leaning hoop design that doesn’t waste space between the vehicle and any bikes.

The Pivot HD upgrades to a larger, stronger hinge with locking pin design that holds it open at 90º and 120º when you’re parked.

closeup of kuat pivot hd hitch swing out carrier hitch and pin.

The extra capacity and strength means you need a Class III hitch, and it’s currently only available with a passenger-side swing direction.

kuat pivot hd hitch swing out carrier shown from above.

It adds about 15″ between your vehicle’s hitch and anything else you’re sticking into the receiver extension, so keep that (and the weight limit) in mind if you’re adding a 4-bike rack on it.

MSRP is $798, available soon. Pricing for accessory mounts TBA.

Kuat.com

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About Tyler Benedict 316 Articles
I'm a serial traveller who's crisscrossed the US more times than I can count. Current rigs are a '19 Vandoit Ford Transit camper van and an '05 GX470, both fully outfitted for off-road adventures, plus a healthy fleet of gravel bikes & MTBs. On two wheels or four, I love exploring the world from the backroads.

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