Crossbars for the second-generation Toyota Yaris XP9, produced from 2005 to 2011. For this model, the roof rack mounts onto a bare roof; choose a setup from our range.
The second generation of the Yaris features a bare roof, meaning it has no factory grooves or mounting points. Setups for this car use precisely shaped feet that clamp behind the upper edge of the door frame under the rubber seal.
When selecting, check the number of doors on your car. The mounts for three-door and five-door body styles may differ in how the rear crossbar is positioned. Before ordering, verify the exact composition and package contents in the selected product detail, as individual setups vary in equipment.
The city Yaris has a compact boot, so the roof often takes over when heading on a skiing trip, family holiday or bicycle outing. The rack serves as a solid base to which you can attach a roof box, ski racks or bike holders.
Choose the profile shape based on what accessories you want to mount on it. Classic steel bars have a rectangular cross-section, and accessories are usually attached to them using U-bolts. Aluminum profiles typically have an aerodynamic shape and a slot for attachment using T-bolts, which simplifies the installation of modern sports equipment carriers.
If you plan to carry a roof box, keep the total load weight in mind. The maximum permissible roof load includes not only the luggage itself, but also the weight of the roof box and crossbars. You can find the maximum weight limit for your vehicle in the manufacturer's car manual.
The year 2011 was a milestone for the Yaris model. If your vehicle was manufactured around the transition between generations, check your vehicle registration document to ensure you do not own the newer version XP13. All other models and body styles can be found in the Yaris category, and a general overview of the brand is provided in the Toyota section.
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