Crossbars for the spacious seventh-generation Accord estate from 2003 to 2008.
We offer sets designed for raised roof rails, which on this version stand above the roof with clear space underneath them.
The seventh-generation Accord Tourer features a flat and long roof equipped with factory-fitted raised roof rails. You can recognise them by the fact that they stand tall and you can easily pass your hand between their body and the roof. The roof rack feet grip them from both the outside and the inside during installation.
When choosing a specific set, we recommend checking the exact package contents in the product detail. Manufacturers pack roof racks differently, and the range of accessories or locking method varies between individual variants.
The seventh-generation Accord Tourer ended in 2008, when it began to be replaced in dealerships by the newer version Accord Tourer CW. If your car was registered in 2008, make sure whether you own the outgoing generation VII or the newer CW model before purchasing.
Although both generations use raised roof rails, the shape and profile of their bodies changed. Feet designed for the older model may not fit correctly on the newer car.
The long roof of this estate offers plenty of space for a family box and bicycle carriers. When choosing crossbars, check how your accessories are attached. Older accessories often use traditional U-bolts that clamp around the bar, while newer carriers and boxes are secured into the T-slot in the crossbar.
Do not forget to check the maximum permitted roof load, which can be found in your vehicle manual. This limit includes the weight of the crossbars themselves, the empty box and all the cargo inside.
Choose a set for raised roof rails and check its profile before adding it to your cart. If you need equipment for another generation or other models of this brand, go to the Accord Tourer or Honda sections.
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