Choose the manufacturer first, then identify the exact model, generation, year, body style and roof type. The correct roof bar system depends on the complete vehicle fitment.

A complete Thule roof rack system normally needs to be matched to the vehicle and its roof mounting type. The bars, feet and fitting components must all be compatible.

Manufacturers can change the roof design and mounting points when a new vehicle generation is introduced. Two cars with the same model name can therefore require different roof bar components.

Fixed points are dedicated mounting positions built into the roof. Flush rails run along the roof but sit closely against it with no open gap underneath.

Raised rails run lengthways along the roof and have a visible open gap underneath. They use a different mounting system from flush rails or fixed points.

Both are aerodynamic aluminium roof bar systems. WingBar Evo uses projecting load bars on compatible applications, while WingBar Edge is designed around a lower-profile integrated appearance.

Compatible roof boxes can be mounted to suitable roof bars provided the mounting system, bar dimensions and all applicable vehicle and roof load limits are followed.

Yes. Different generations, model years, body styles and roof configurations of the same car can require different feet, fitting kits or load bars.

Check the manufacturer, exact model, production year, body style and whether the vehicle has fixed points, flush rails, raised rails or a normal roof.

Yes. Have the vehicle make, model, year, body style and roof configuration available so the correct fitment can be checked.