Crossbars for the second-generation BMW X6 designated as F16, manufactured from 2014 to 2019. Choose the setup prepared for the flush rails of this model.
The second generation of the BMW X6 rolled off production lines between 2014 and 2019. It features flush rails on the roof that form a solid profile with no gap between the metal and the roof surface, meaning you cannot slide your fingers underneath them.
If you own an older model from 2008 to 2014, you belong to the previous generation BMW X6 E71 with a different mounting system. Therefore, check the exact manufacturing year in your vehicle registration document before purchasing a roof rack.
The specific SUV coupe line features a more steeply sloping rear roofline. When transporting a long roof box, make sure to space the crossbars so that the open tailgate does not hit the rear edge of the box.
If you plan to use your own bike carriers or an older box, check their attachment method to the bars. Accessories are mounted into the T-track of the crossbar or using steel U-bolts around the profile. Check the product detail page before purchase to see what is included in the package for a specific roof rack type.
When packing equipment for a family holiday or skiing trip, keep in mind that the total weight limit includes the load along with the roof box and crossbars themselves. The exact maximum roof load capacity for your vehicle is stated in the car manual.
Choose the setup according to the mounting on flush rails. To view other versions, visit the BMW X6 and BMW categories.
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