The Ford Puma offers a well-designed boot, but for a family holiday or sports equipment, the roof is often the best solution. Choose the generation and mounting type to find the exact-fit crossbars.
Production of the Ford Puma crossover designated as J2K started in 2019. All setups in our offer belong precisely to this generation. If you have an older sports coupe of the same name from the turn of the millennium at home, we do not offer racks for it. The production year stated in your vehicle registration document is decisive.
Ford supplies the Puma model with two different roof solutions, which also determines the choice of the mounting kit. Our offer includes setups for cars with integrated roof rails and for cars equipped with a bare roof.
You can easily spot the difference with a glance from above. Integrated roof rails lie flat against the bodywork with no gap visible underneath. A bare roof has nothing on it at all, and the rack is secured using special feet against the upper edge of the door frame. Both solutions hold firmly, but they require completely different feet and mounting elements.
Thanks to the crossover construction, the Puma's roof is not too high. You can load bicycles, skis and a roof box without stepping on the door sills. If you plan to carry both a box and bicycle racks at the same time, verify the width of both accessories and the length of the crossbar load area before purchase.
When choosing accessories, ensure mounting compatibility, for example via a T-slot in the aluminum profile or using clamps around the bars. Check the specific product details to see exactly what is included in the package of your chosen rack.
If you are looking for a rack for another vehicle of this brand, check out the larger Ford Kuga crossover, the compact Ford EcoSport, the family Ford Focus or go to the entire Ford category.
Go to the J2K generation page and choose the setup depending on whether you have integrated roof rails or a bare roof on your car.
