The Volvo V60 is a family estate car where the choice of roof rack depends on the generation and roof design. Select your car generation below and proceed to the offer of matching sets.
The compact V60 estate was produced in two distinct generations. The first generation with the internal code 155 was manufactured from 2010 to 2018. The second generation designated as V60 II entered production in 2018. For the correct choice, the manufacturing year listed in the vehicle registration certificate is important, as the individual generations have different roof dimensions and different mounting elements.
For the first generation V60 155 there are two options. Some cars rolled off the assembly line with flush rails lying directly on the bodywork with no gap underneath. Other units have a bare roof without any rails, where the rack feet are mounted behind the body edge above the doors.
For the newer generation V60 II we offer sets for cars with flush rails. Before choosing, just look at the roof of your car and select the appropriate category.
The advantage of an estate car is the low roof height. You can load bicycles and a roof box without having to stand on the door sill. If you plan to carry sports equipment, check the method of attaching holders in the specific product detail, for example compatibility with the T-slot in the crossbar. When fully loaded for holiday, remember the roof load capacity specified in the car manual, which also includes the weight of the rack and box itself.
If you own the raised off-road version, go to Volvo V60 Cross Country. For the older estate car, the Volvo V50 category is intended, for the larger estate car the Volvo V90 category, and all other vehicles can be found in the Volvo section.
Click on the V60 155 generation from 2010 to 2018 or the newer V60 II starting production in 2018 and choose a rack for your car.
