Among all MINI models, the Countryman offers the most space, but when heading to the mountains or carrying bikes, the boot capacity is quickly exhausted. Select your vehicle generation and view the setups designed for your roof type.
For the Countryman, the mounting method depends directly on the vehicle generation. The first generation R60 from 2010 to 2016 uses flush roof rails that lie flat against the roof along their entire length without a gap.
The second generation F60 produced from 2017 to 2023 switched to raised roof rails. These arch over the roof leaving a clear space underneath where you can easily slide your hand. The third generation U25, production of which started in 2023, returned to flush roof rails. Therefore, to make the right choice, you only need to know the production year from your vehicle registration document.
The Countryman is a compact crossover, so the roof is not too high. Both bikes and ski racks are loaded comfortably straight from the ground without having to step on the door sills. If you plan to carry a roof box, check the position of the crossbars so that when the tailgate is fully opened, the rear spoiler does not hit the back of the box.
Setups for raised roof rails and flush roof rails work with different types of feet and clamping mechanisms. Be sure to read the product details for the exact contents included in the package before purchasing, as kit compositions vary among manufacturers.
If you are looking for a rack for another vehicle from this brand, check out the offer for MINI Clubman, the three-door MINI Paceman, the city MINI or go to the full MINI category.
Click on your Countryman vehicle generation and choose crossbars tailored precisely to your roof.
