Bicycles for a weekend trip, a roof box for a family holiday, or long cargo from a hardware store. Crossbars expand your Ford's transport capabilities without taking up space in the cabin. Select your model and then generation to see setups designed directly for your roof.
With the Ford brand, you will encounter multiple roof constructions, and each requires a different type of foot. Hatchbacks like the Fiesta or Fusion typically have a bare roof, where the rack is mounted behind the body lip above the doors. Family estates and MPVs often use raised rails, under which there is free space and you can wrap your hand around them.
In newer SUVs like the Kuga, the Puma crossover, or the compact B-Max, flush rails that lie directly on the roof along their entire length are common. Some versions of the Focus, Mondeo Sedan, or C-Max models use fixed points, while selected years of the Focus Estate and Galaxy also feature a solution with a T-track in the roof. The correct choice therefore starts with the precise determination of the model and body style.
Compact and city vehicles: Fiesta, Fusion, Ka+, Focus, Mondeo Sedan, Capri.
Estates and family MPVs: Focus Kombi, Mondeo Kombi, B-Max, C-Max, S-Max, Galaxy.
SUVs and off-road models: Puma, EcoSport, Kuga, Edge, Explorer, Ranger.
Commercial and multi-passenger versions: Tourneo Connect, Transit Connect, Tourneo Courier, Transit Courier.
Once you select the correct mounting, it is time to choose the crossbars themselves. The offer includes robust square steel bars that can handle working loads, building materials, and rougher handling. The second option consists of aerodynamic aluminum crossbars, which generate noticeably less air resistance at higher speeds and reduce driving noise on the highway.
Aluminum bars also commonly feature a top T-track for quick and secure mounting of bicycle racks or a roof box using T-bolts. Choose your Ford model from the list and proceed to the specific year.
