Pack bikes for the weekend, skis for the mountains, or a roof box for a family holiday. Select your Peugeot model and choose the specific generation to see setups designed directly for your car.
Peugeot car roofs use different mounting systems. City hatchbacks and sedans like the 206, 208, or 508 Sedan typically feature a bare roof where the roof rack feet rest against the body and clamp under the door frame. On models like the 207 or selected years of the 308 and 3008, you will find fixed points prepared at the factory directly on the roof.
Estate versions and family models handle the roof differently. Older estates like the 206 SW, 207 SW, 307 Break/SW, 407 SW, or the practical Rifter use raised rails, under which you can easily slide your hand. Newer generations of the 2008, 3008, 5008, or 508 SW switched to flush rails that lie closely against the roof and require a precisely shaped mounting kit. Full-size MPVs 806 and 807 rely on T-tracks recessed directly into the roof. Each mounting type requires a different foot, which is why choosing your model is the first step toward the exact setup.
Hatchbacks and sedans: 108, 206, 207, 208, 308, 408, 508 Sedan, 1007.
Estates: 206 SW, 207 SW, 307 Break/SW, 308 SW, 407 SW, 508 SW.
SUVs and crossovers: 2008, 3008, 4007, 4008, 5008.
Family and commercial: 806, 807, Rifter, Rifter Long, E-Rifter.
A roof rack serves as a solid base for additional equipment, whether you are mounting a bike rack, ski holders, or a luggage roof box. Durable steel crossbars with a square profile work well for occasional transport of materials around the house and for work use. Aluminum aerodynamic bars with a top groove reduce wind noise during long highway trips on holiday.
Different setups offer various accessory mounting methods and different equipment features. Before purchasing, always verify the exact package contents directly in the selected product detail. Click on your model and continue by selecting the generation.
