Crossbars for the spacious Peugeot 406 Break estate manufactured between 1996 and 2004. The selection accommodates cars equipped with raised roof rails that stand above the roof with a gap underneath.
The Peugeot 406 Break from these years features raised roof rails with a free space between the rail body and the roof sheet metal. The crossbar feet clamp tightly around them.
You have freedom when positioning the racks on the roof. The crossbars can be moved further forward or backward depending on whether you are carrying a long roof box, ski racks, or bicycles. Before purchasing, we recommend checking the exact package contents directly in the detail of the selected product so you know what mounting accessories you will receive.
Crossbars form the base for all other cargo. If you already have a roof box or bicycle holders at home, pay attention to the bar shape. Wider aluminum profiles usually utilize a T-track in the upper part of the crossbar, while classic steel bars with a rectangular cross-section require mounting using U-bolts.
The total roof load limit must include the crossbars themselves, the empty box, and the items stored inside it. The maximum limit can be found in the vehicle manual, and when fully loading a family estate, you can approach it faster than it seems.
Once the cargo is loaded, the overall height of the car changes. Be careful when entering underground shopping mall garages, at toll booths, or when parking under low shelters. Increased air resistance may also affect fuel consumption and the car's behavior in crosswinds on the highway.
Choose a suitable rack and prepare your car for the journey. An overview of all versions can be found in the categories 406 Break and Peugeot.
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