Choose the generation of your Freelander vehicle according to the production year in your vehicle registration document. We offer crossbars for both generations equipped with raised rails.
Land Rover produced the Freelander in two consecutive generations. The first generation is designated as L314 and was manufactured from 1997 to 2006. The second generation has the code L359 and was produced from 2006 to 2014.
If your registration document shows the year 2006, this is a transition period. In this case, verifying the exact month of manufacture or the appearance of the car itself will help, as the older and newer versions use different crossbar attachments.
For both generations, we offer sets designed for raised rails. Raised rails stand elevated above the roof and have a free space along their entire length between them and the roof sheet metal, allowing you to slip your fingers underneath. The rack foot is secured to them by clamping from both the outside and the inside.
The exact scope of delivery and individual components vary by product. Therefore, we recommend checking the exact package contents in the detail of the selected product before purchasing.
The Freelander handles daily commutes and demanding terrain with ease, but the trunk fills up quickly during a family trip. Crossbars allow you to attach a roof box for skis or bicycle carriers. When loading taller cargo, it is useful to use the open door threshold, making it more comfortable to reach the center of the roof.
Keep in mind that both the roof box and the crossbars themselves have weight. You must include the rack and the entire cargo within the total roof load limit, and you can find the specific value in your car's manual.
If you are looking for racks for other vehicles of this brand, check out the categories Discovery, Discovery Sport, Defender or the complete Land Rover overview.
Go to the page for your Freelander L314 or Freelander L359 generation and choose the right set.
