Crossbars for the first generation BMW X1 produced between 2009 and 2015.
Before choosing a setup, you only need to check one thing: whether your car has flush rails or a bare roof.
On the first generation X1, you will encounter two types of roof design. Flush rails lie directly against the body along their entire length and you cannot put your fingers underneath them. A bare roof, on the other hand, has no protruding elements on its surface, and the rack feet attach to the door frame lip.
Check the exact contents of the selected setup package and the assembly procedure directly in the specific product detail.
Production of the first generation E84 ended in 2015. In the same period, the automaker introduced the successor designated as BMW X1 F48. These two generations have different roof profiles, so the setups between them are not interchangeable. If you have a car manufactured in 2015, verify the body code in your vehicle registration document. For newer vehicles from 2022 onwards, use the BMW X1 U11 category.
The compact body height makes this car a practical base for transporting sports equipment. You can load bicycles and skis comfortably directly from the ground. If you plan to install a roof box, keep the total vehicle height in mind before entering covered parking lots or garages.
The total load limit includes the weight of the cargo, the box itself, and the crossbars. You can find the maximum allowed weight in the vehicle manual.
Choose a setup according to your roof type and check the specification in the product detail before purchase. You can find other versions in the BMW X1 category and the full brand offer on the BMW page.
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