Discovery Sport handles family trips and off-road driving alike, but the boot fills up quickly when fully loaded. Choose your crossbars based on the roof type directly within the L550 generation selection.
Land Rover introduced the Discovery Sport designated as L550, with production starting in 2014. If you own this SUV, it belongs to this generation. When choosing a roof rack, engine and trim level do not matter; the main criterion remains the roof itself.
For the Discovery Sport, we offer setups for two mounting types. The first is raised roof rails, which stand above the roof with a clear gap underneath so you can easily wrap your hand around them. The second type is a bare roof, where nothing is mounted on the surface and the feet clamp under the door frame.
Check your roof before ordering, as the setup designed for raised roof rails will not fit a bare roof. The exact package contents and installation instructions can be found in the specific product detail.
A roof box with camping gear or skis, or bicycle carriers, most commonly ends up on the Discovery Sport roof. The car is among the taller vehicles, so opening the rear door and stepping on the sill will help when securing cargo in the middle of the roof.
Before loading heavy items, check the roof weight limit in the vehicle manual, keeping in mind that the total weight includes the rack, the box, and the cargo itself.
If you are choosing a rack for another vehicle from this brand, check out the Discovery, Freelander, Range Rover Evoque models or the entire Land Rover category.
Open the L550 generation and choose a rack according to your roof design.
