Toyota Auris Touring Sports offers decent luggage space, but for a family holiday or transporting bikes, it's useful to place cargo on top as well. Choose the generation of your estate car and select crossbars tailored to your roof.
The estate version of the Auris was produced between 2013 and 2019. We carry racks for the generation designated as E180. When choosing, please follow the production year listed in your vehicle's registration document, not the year of purchase from a used car dealer. You can find the selection for your car directly on the page for the E180 generation.
This model comes from the factory with a specific roof design featuring flush rails. You can easily recognize them from the side: they lie flat against the roof along their entire length and you cannot slip your fingers underneath them because there is no gap. The rack feet attach directly to their rim. Check the specific product detail to see everything the chosen set includes, as package contents vary among manufacturers and models.
Auris Touring Sports is among the lower estate cars, so loading sports equipment can be done without overreaching and without needing to step on the door sills. If you plan to mount a roof box, check its length so you can open the tailgate without obstruction. When driving with roof cargo, always keep the modified clearance height in mind, especially before entering underground garages or hotel ramps.
If you are looking for a rack for another vehicle, check out the successor Corolla Estate, the more spacious Avensis Estate, or view the complete overview for Toyota.
Click on the E180 generation and choose a set according to your plans.
