The Fiat Tipo Hatchback handles city traffic and longer trips with ease, but its boot capacity has its limits on family trips. Continue by selecting generation 356 and choose the setup depending on whether you have flush rails or a bare roof on your car.
The five-door Tipo hatchback started production in 2016 under the code designation 356. When looking for the right roof rack, follow the year of manufacture in the vehicle registration document, as the date of first registration may be later.
The complete range of crossbars for this model can be found directly in the Tipo Hatchback 356 section.
The Tipo Hatchback was delivered from the factory with two different roof designs. It either features flush rails, or it has a bare roof.
You can tell the difference at first glance. A flush rail is a metal profile firmly pressed against the bodywork, under which there is no free space and you cannot put your hand through it. A bare roof has no guiding elements on top, and in this case, the rack feet are secured under the door frame against the upper edge of the bodywork.
The Italian carmaker offers several body shapes under the same name, and the roof rack from the five-door compact will not fit other versions. If you drive a different version, check out Tipo Estate, the standard four-door Tipo Sedan or the elevated Tipo Cross variant.
For other vehicles of this brand, use the main Fiat roof racks category.
The compact body structure makes it easier to handle cargo. You can load bikes into holders and luggage into the roof box without having to step on the door sills. The exact composition of parts in the package and the recommended mounting method can always be found in the specific product description.
Open Tipo Hatchback 356 and choose the crossbars prepared for your roof.
