Crossbars for the sixth-generation Ford Explorer U6, production of which started in 2019. There is only one thing left to find out: what type of roof mounting your specific car has.
There are two options for this model. The first are raised rails that stand above the roof, allowing you to comfortably slide your fingers underneath along their entire length. The second variant is a bare roof with nothing pre-installed, where the rack feet attach to the door frame lip of the bodywork.
Each of these variants requires a different type of feet and mounting kit. A side view of the car will immediately tell you which group your Explorer belongs to. If you are in doubt, send us a photo of the car from the side and we will gladly check the mounting type.
A large SUV practically invites the transport of family bikes, skis, or a spacious roof box. If you already have accessories at home, check their mounting method. For profiles with a top slot, attachments are secured using adapters slid directly into the profile, whereas traditional square bars require mounting with U-bolts.
Check the exact contents of the selected package and what accessories are compatible with it directly in the description of the specific product.
The Explorer is a massive car, and once a roof rack with a box is installed, its height will noticeably increase. Keep this in mind before entering underground shopping mall garages or driving under low branches. Furthermore, the total roof load limit includes not just the cargo itself, but also the weight of the crossbars and the box; the exact load capacity for your vehicle is stated in the owner's manual.
Choose your setup based on whether your car has raised rails or a bare roof. Other versions and models can be found via Ford Explorer and the Ford category.
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