Crossbars for the second-generation Mercedes-Benz CLA Shooting Brake designated as X118, production of which started in 2019. Selecting a set is straightforward as the bodywork utilizes anchoring to fixing points.
The roof of the second-generation CLA Shooting Brake is designed for a roof rack from the factory. It uses fixing points that precisely define the position of both the front and rear crossbar.
The roof rack feet seat directly into these locations. This eliminates the need for complicated measuring of the bar spacing before loading cargo.
Production of the X118 generation began in 2019. If you have a vehicle from this transition year, check the generation code in your vehicle registration document. The previous model has a different construction and its offer can be found in the CLA Shooting Brake X117 category.
For cars equipped with a panoramic roof, check the car's manual to see if the manufacturer restricts its opening when the roof rack is installed. Verify the exact package contents and mounting components of the specific set in the product detail before purchasing.
The sporty estate offers a solid trunk, but when heading for a skiing trip or a family holiday with bicycles, the roof significantly frees up space in the cabin. When choosing crossbars, consider how your accessories attach, whether you use the T-slot in the crossbar or traditional clamps around the bar profile.
With a mounted box or loaded bicycles, remember the clearance height when entering underground garages. When calculating the total roof load limit specified in the vehicle manual, don't forget to include not just the luggage itself, but also the weight of the crossbars and the box.
Choose a set for your car or browse the offer of the entire CLA Shooting Brake range and the Mercedes-Benz brand.
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