The Peugeot 308 SW is an estate car where the boot space is enough for everyday driving, but family holidays call for the roof. Choosing crossbars depends on the car generation and the type of roof mounting you have.
When choosing a roof rack, start with your vehicle registration document and production year. The first generation designated as T7 (2008 to 2014) uses raised roof rails that stand up from the roof profile, allowing you to easily slide your fingers underneath.
The second generation T9 (2014 to 2021) and the third generation P5 (produced from 2021) brought a change. These models either feature flush roof rails running flat along the roof with no gap, or a bare roof without any elements. For bare roofs, the feet rest directly on the bodywork under the door frame.
Before purchasing, check your actual roof setup directly on your parked car, as specifications could vary even within the same production year. A kit designed for flush rails will not fit a bare roof.
The exact package contents and installation method vary by specific manufacturer, so always verify individual parts and accessories in the product detail before submitting your order.
The long roofline of the 308 SW provides a great foundation for transporting bicycles and long roof boxes. Thanks to the standard passenger car height, you can reach the roof comfortably without stepping on the door sill.
When mounting a longer box, pay attention to positioning it further forward. The tailgate on the SW version opens high, and the rear spoiler could hit the back of the box when the boot is fully opened.
If you are looking for a solution for the hatchback version of this car, check out the roof racks for the standard Peugeot 308. For a larger estate, we offer solutions for Peugeot 508 SW, and you can find other types in the Peugeot category.
Select your vehicle generation from the list above and proceed to choose your specific setup.
