Holiday luggage for the whole family, bikes for the weekend, or long items that won't fit inside. Crossbars turn the roof of your Chrysler into extra storage space. Choose your model and go straight to the setups for your car.
Large family and estate models like the Voyager, Grand Voyager, or 300C Touring use raised rails. You can recognize them by the fact that they stand above the roof surface and you can easily slide your fingers underneath them. The roof rack foot clamps them from the sides and from underneath.
The retro PT Cruiser model has a different construction. It uses anchoring via a T-track in the roof, where the feet slide in and are tightened from above. Therefore, for the right choice, it is essential to start with the exact model of the vehicle.
Family MPV: Voyager and the extended Grand Voyager.
Estate and compact models: 300C Touring and the stylish PT Cruiser.
The crossbars themselves form the base onto which you then attach a roof box, bicycle racks, or ski holders. When choosing the bar profile, consider how you will use them. Aluminum bars with an aerodynamic shape reduce noise when driving at higher speeds and often offer a top slot for sliding in adapters. Steel bars with a rectangular profile represent a robust choice suitable for transporting building materials or heavier loads.
The exact composition of individual kits and the method of their installation vary depending on the manufacturer. Therefore, always check the package contents directly in the detail of the selected product before purchasing. Click on your model and choose the solution that fits your roof precisely.
