Audi and VW Roof Racks

Installing a roof rack on top of your vehicle is one of the best ways to help optimize storage space. An OEM will often also call them roof rails or luggage racks, and you can use one as a bike or kayak carrier if you install a crossbar or two. Whatever you call roof rack systems, though, there are a few good reasons to put one on. One: they're sturdy, designed to support cargo weight and distribute it evenly. That's because they're usually constructed of long-lasting metals like steel or aluminum. Two: they provide anchor points for tying luggage down. In other words, crank a winch on or run a bungee cord, and securing everything gets easier. Finally, there's no solution for transporting extra gear simpler than putting a roof rack on a car or SUV: assembling one is uncomplicated, as its main parts are no more than modular towers and feet. Plus, a fitting kit is usually included.

Which Roof Rack is Best for a VW or an Audi?

That depends on the model that you drive. Most SUVs support them, but only a few cars do, and most sports cars don't at all. If your vehicle does, however, go with a genuine OEM roof rack. It'll fit it best because manufacturers design their vehicles and accessories to work together from the start. Our auto parts counter has what you need, including the parts you need for installation. You can order everything here online, too. Buy now, and we'll ship immediately, right to your door.