Crossbars transform the roof of your Mazda into practical cargo space for bicycles, skis, or a roof box. Choose your model and in the next step select the generation and roof type.
For vehicles of this brand, you will encounter four different roof constructions. Family models and wagons such as 6 Kombi, 5, 626, MPV, Premacy, or the Tribute SUV have raised roof rails that stand above the roof with a gap underneath for gripping. Modern SUVs like the CX-80 or selected versions of the CX-30 use flush roof rails that lie directly on the roof without any gap.
For popular models like the 3 Hatchback, 3 Sedan, 6 Sedan, CX-5, and CX-7, the manufacturer often uses fixed points directly in the bodywork, serving as precise mounting locations for the rack feet. City cars such as the Mazda 2, 2 Hybrid, the CX-3 compact crossover, and the large CX-60 SUV have a bare roof, where the feet are attached using shaped clamps under the door frame. Each body type requires a matching mounting system.
Hatchbacks and sedans: Mazda 2, 2 Hybrid, 3 Hatchback, 3 Sedan, 6 Sedan.
Wagons and family vehicles: 6 Kombi, 5, 626, MPV, Premacy.
Crossovers and SUVs: CX-3, CX-30, CX-5, CX-60, CX-7, CX-80, Tribute.
Once you determine the mounting type, the next step is choosing the bar material. Aluminum crossbars with a wing profile reduce air resistance and allow bike or ski holders to be inserted directly into the T-slot in the crossbar. Traditional steel bars with a rectangular profile are a durable alternative, and accessories are usually attached to them using standard U-bolts.
The specific composition of the set and the installation method depend on the manufacturer of the given rack, so please check the exact package contents directly in the detail of the selected product before purchasing. Click on your car model and proceed to select the production year.
