Crossbars for the first-generation Mazda 6 estate GY from 2002 to 2008. You select the setup specifically for the raised roof rails that this estate model comes equipped with from the factory.
The first generation of the Mazda 6 in the estate version uses raised roof rails. You can easily recognize them by the fact that they stand above the roof level, with a clear space between the rails and the bodywork that you can easily slip your fingers under.
The rack feet attach by clamping directly around the profile of the roof rail. Before placing the feet, we recommend cleaning the contact area on the rail to remove dust and grease, preventing unwanted shifting or surface abrasion.
The GY generation ended its production in 2008, when the second-generation GH came to the market. Both versions overlap in this year, and the roof racks between them are not interchangeable.
If you have a vehicle from 2008, check the body code in your vehicle registration document. If you own a newer model, switch to the Mazda 6 Kombi GH category.
Crossbars serve as the supporting base for a roof box, bicycle carriers, or ski holders. When choosing accessories, pay attention to the mounting method, as older attachments often use U-bolts while more modern systems mount into the top T-slot of the crossbar.
Always check the specific product detail to see the exact contents of each set's package, as individual kits may vary.
Also keep in mind that the total roof load includes the weight of the cargo, the accessory carrier, and the crossbars themselves. You can find the maximum permitted value in your vehicle manual.
Choose the suitable crossbar variant depending on what cargo you plan to transport. Other generations and models of the brand can be found in the Mazda 6 Kombi and Mazda sections.
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