Planning a family vacation with a roof box, a cycling trip, or transporting skis in the winter? Crossbars transform your Honda's roof into a practical cargo area. Choose your model and then the generation according to the production year to see the setups designed specifically for your car.
The Japanese brand uses several design solutions on its cars. City hatchbacks and sedans such as the Civic Hatchback, Civic Sedan, or the compact Jazz usually have a bare roof. The rack sits on them using shaped feet directly under the door frame. A similar mounting system is also used by the electric model e:Ny1 or the newer ZR-V SUV.
For family and multipurpose models, the mounting depends on the specific design. The Accord Tourer or the spacious six-seater FR-V use raised rails, under which there is a clear gap when gripping. Conversely, the Civic Tourer has flush rails that lie directly on the roof along their entire length. With the popular CR-V SUV, depending on the production year, you may encounter raised rails, flush rails, a bare roof, or factory fixpoints. Each system requires a different mounting kit and feet.
SUVs and crossovers: CR-V, HR-V, ZR-V, e:Ny1.
Hatchbacks and sedans: Civic Hatchback, Civic Sedan, Jazz.
Estates and family models: Accord Tourer, Civic Tourer, FR-V.
Crossbars form the base on which you mount a roof box, bike racks, or ski holders. Before buying, consider what accessories you already own. Steel crossbars with a square profile represent a solid choice for occasional transport of building materials or cargo. Aluminum profiles have an aerodynamic shape that reduces wind noise during highway travel, and they feature a T-track on top for the convenient mounting of modern holders and boxes.
Each rack brand handles packaging differently. Check the exact contents of the given setup and what parts you will find in the box directly in the detail of the selected product. Click on your model and choose the solution for your car.
