The Fiat Freemont offers generous cabin space, but when fully occupied with seven people, minimal space remains in the trunk. A roof rack solves the transport of luggage and sports equipment, and you can choose the right setup according to your car's roof type.
The Fiat Freemont rolled off production lines between 2011 and 2016 under the JC generation designation. This robust family crossover was created for long journeys with a large crew. When choosing crossbars, follow the production year listed in your vehicle registration document and check which roof design your car has.
For this model, we offer setups for raised roof rails and for a bare roof. Both designs can be recognized at a glance. Raised roof rails stand above the roof, and you can easily pass your hand between them and the body along their entire length. The rack foot then securely clamps around them. A bare roof has no protrusions, and the rack is secured behind the door frame edge using a mounting kit tailored precisely to this profile. You can find all options on the subpage for JC generation.
Once you unfold the third row of seats, only a small fraction of the original space remains for suitcases. In such a situation, a roof box creates the necessary space for bags, baby strollers, or skis for a winter holiday. The Freemont is a relatively tall car, so stepping onto the rear door sill helps when loading bicycles. Before entering underground garages or low shelters, always remember that both the box and loaded bikes will noticeably increase the total height of the vehicle.
If you are looking for a rack for another vehicle of this brand, browse the offer for the more utility Doblo, the compact family 500L, the station wagon Tipo Station Wagon, or go to the entire Fiat category.
Go to JC generation and select the crossbar setup based on whether you have raised roof rails or a bare roof.
