Genuine Mercedes Benz Roof Rack Basic Carrier Bars For The New Cla C117 on 2040-parts.com
Little Silver, New Jersey, US
Aluminium carrier bars, precision-tailored to the body of your Mercedes-Benz -
the perfect basis for a range of Mercedes-Benz
transport solutions: ski and
snowboard rack, bicycle rack or roof boxes.
Fitted in next to no time
without the use of tools, thanks to new, innovative quick-release fasteners.
Aerodynamic, noise-optimised Mercedes-Benz design. Crash-tested.
Lockable.
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