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A roof rack creates space exactly where the boot ends: bikes, skis, snowboards, a roof box or bulky luggage go on top and the cabin stays free. This category holds original and OE parts for the VW Taigo 2G7 from model year 2022 with open roof rails (bars 2G7071151) and for the Kia Niro DE and e-Niro from 2017 to 2022 with closed roof rails (aluminium base carrier G5211ADE01AL, lockable). On top of that come the attachments: the original Kia bike carrier Active (66700ADE10) for Ceed, ProCeed, X-Ceed, Niro, Sportage, Sorento, Stonic, EV6 and further models, the VW ski and snowboard holder Comfort for up to 4 pairs of skis or 2 snowboards (000071129AB) and the Audi nylon bag for storing the bars (8R0071156C). Every item is identified by its OE number – you buy by part number instead of by guesswork.
Original roof racks and roof bars for VW, Kia and Audi – matched by OE number
Universal carriers are clamped onto whatever rail they find; a vehicle-specific base carrier follows the contour of the roof, sits on the mounting points the manufacturer intended and brings the correct pads and covers with it. You choose here by model, model year and rail type – open rails on the VW Taigo, closed rails on the Kia Niro – and then add the attachment you actually need.
Why an original base carrier is the right choice
Original accessories come off the same production line as the factory equipment. That means the pads match the rail profile of your model, the bars keep the intended spacing, and the locks fit the mounts designed for them. On copies the curvature of the pad often differs, the rubber insert only rests partly on the rail, or the profile of the bars will not take the manufacturer's attachments. That is exactly where the ski holder or the bike carrier fails later, even though the bars themselves are mounted.
Technical advantages
- Aluminium bars with rubber inserts and plastic covers – they protect rail and paint at the contact points.
- T-slot profile in the bars: ski and snowboard holders, bike carriers or a roof box slide in and bolt down, with nothing drilled or clamped.
- Lockable – carrier and attachment stay on the vehicle even when you park on the way.
- Designed for a specific open or closed roof rail instead of a universal clamp.
- On the Kia Niro DE also suitable for cars with a sunroof, because bar position and height are matched to it.
- A unique OE number per item so the match to your car stays verifiable – plus a nylon bag that keeps the removed bars free of dust.
Fits VW, Kia and Audi
For Volkswagen we stock the original bars for the Taigo 2G7 (CS) from 2022 with open roof rails and the ski and snowboard holder Comfort, which fits every VW base carrier with a T-slot profile – among others Golf 8, Polo 6 (AE/AW), T-Roc A1, T-Cross C1, Taigo CS, Touran 5T, Touareg 3 CR, Arteon 3H, ID.4 and ID.5, ID. Buzz, Caddy 5 SB, Crafter, Multivan T7 and T6.1 as well as Transporter T6.1. For Kia there is the aluminium base carrier for the Niro DE and e-Niro (2017–2022, e-Niro from 2019) and the bike carrier Active, intended for Ceed CD, Ceed Sportswagon CD, ProCeed CD, X-Ceed CD, Niro DE and e-Niro, e-Soul SK3, EV3, EV6 AE, Optima JF, Sorento UM and MQ4, Sportage QL and NQ5 as well as Stonic – always together with Kia bars. For Audi we stock the original roof bar bag for vehicles from 2003, which holds the bars once they are off the car.
Buying guide: open rails, closed rails or fixing points?
The rail type decides the part. With open rails you can push your hand between roof and rail – that is the case on the VW Taigo, where the carrier wraps around the profile. With closed rails the bar sits flush on the roof, as on the Kia Niro DE, and the base carrier locates on defined points. Roofs without rails have fixing points under small covers instead, or a plain door frame – the carriers listed here are not designed for those. Also check the roof load stated in your owner's manual: it includes the weight of the carrier and is usually the tighter limit once bikes or a loaded roof box are on top. Plan base and attachment together – the base carrier first, then bike carrier, ski holder or box.
Frequently asked questions
Which roof rack fits my VW or Kia?
Model, model year and rail type decide. For the VW Taigo 2G7 (CS) from 2022 with open roof rails the original bars 2G7071151 are intended, for the Kia Niro DE and e-Niro with closed rails the aluminium base carrier G5211ADE01AL. Compare the OE number in the item with your car before ordering – it is unambiguous, unlike a model name on its own.
What is the difference between roof bars and a roof rack?
Roof bars, base carrier and crossbars all mean the same part: the base that goes onto the roof rails or fixing points. Roof rack is often used for the complete system – that base plus an attachment such as a bike carrier, ski holder or roof box. No attachment can be mounted without the base, so it is always the first purchase.
Do I need roof bars before a bike carrier, roof box or ski holder?
Yes. The original Kia bike carrier Active (66700ADE10) may only be used together with factory-fitted or separately available Kia bars. The VW ski and snowboard holder Comfort (000071129AB) requires base carriers with a T-slot profile. Without the base the attachment stays unused.
How many skis fit on the VW ski and snowboard holder?
The Comfort holder with part number 000071129AB takes up to 4 pairs of skis or 2 snowboards. It slides into the T-slot profile of the bars and therefore fits a large number of VW models, among others Golf 8, Polo 6, T-Roc, T-Cross, Taigo, Touran 5T, Touareg 3, Arteon 3H, ID.4 and ID.5, ID. Buzz as well as Multivan and Transporter T6.1.
How do I know a roof rack is genuine?
By the OE number given with every item – for example 2G7071151 for the VW Taigo, G5211ADE01AL for the Kia Niro, 66700ADE10 for the Kia bike carrier, 000071129AB for the VW ski and snowboard holder or 8R0071156C for the Audi roof bar bag. Original parts also carry that number on the part itself, usually next to the maker's logo. Copies quote the same number as a cross-reference at best.
Expert tips
- Touch the rail once before you order: if your hand goes through, you need a part for open rails – if the bar sits flush, one for closed rails. This is the most frequent reason for returns in this category.
- Mount the bars in the prescribed direction and tighten the bolts to the torque given in the instructions. Check them again after the first few miles – rubber inserts settle.
- Buy attachments only after the base and watch for the T-slot profile. Anyone ordering a ski holder or bike carrier first often does not have the matching profile on the car.
- Take the carrier off after the holiday: wind noise and fuel consumption drop noticeably without it. The bars then belong in the roof bar bag so pads and locks stay clean.





