The Civic Tourer offers a spacious boot, but when fully loaded for a family holiday, a roof rack helps significantly. Choose your vehicle generation and select a setup tailored precisely to your roof.
The Civic Tourer estate was produced from 2014 to 2017 under the internal code FK. Check the year of manufacture in your vehicle registration document to confirm the correct model before moving on to the selection of setups.
The range for the Civic Tourer includes setups designed for flush rails. You can recognise this type of attachment by the fact that it rests directly against the bodywork along its entire bottom edge, with no free gap between the rail and the roof. The feet of the rack attach firmly to their profile from both the outside and the inside.
Each roof rack manufacturer supplies a different package composition. Always read the details of the specific product to see what the package contains and what mounting elements belong to it.
The long, flat roofline makes it easier to transport bulky loads. You can easily attach a roof box for winter equipment or bicycle carriers for summer trips here. Since the Civic Tourer is one of the lower cars, you can load bicycles and luggage without having to reach up high as you would with an SUV. When planning your load, remember the roof load limit found in your vehicle manual, keeping in mind that the total weight includes the rack itself, the box, and its contents.
If you are looking for a rack for a different version of the Civic or another model of the brand, check out Civic Hatchback, Civic Sedan, or perhaps the older estate Accord Tourer or the entire Honda section.
Click on FK generation and choose suitable crossbars for your car.
