The KGM Korando offers plenty of space for everyday use, but during family trips to the mountains or the water, the boot quickly reaches its limit. Roof crossbars expand your transport capacity, and you can choose the right setup based on your car generation.
For the correct choice of roof rack, the production year in your vehicle registration document is decisive. The older version is designated as C210 and was produced from 2013 to 2019. Subsequently, the C300 generation arrived, with production starting in 2019. These cars differ in their roof profile and foot spacing, so the mounting kits are not interchangeable between them.
In our offer for the KGM Korando, we have sets designed exclusively for raised rails. You can easily recognize this type at a glance: the structure stands above the roof and you can freely slide your fingers underneath it along its entire length. The rack foot is attached by clamping directly around the rail. Always check the specific mounting method and package contents in the detail of the selected product.
Since the Korando belongs to medium-height SUVs, sports equipment is relatively easy to load onto it. You don't have to step on the door sills; you can reach the bikes in holders and the roof box directly from the ground. When driving with a loaded box, keep in mind the changed clearance height of the entire car, which you will notice especially when entering underground garages or hotel parking lots.
If you are selecting roof racks for another vehicle from this brand, check out the Tivoli compact SUV, the extended XLV variant, or the large Rexton. An overall overview for KGM vehicles is also available.
Choose the Korando C210 generation or the newer Korando C300 and continue to select suitable crossbars.
