Roof bars for Nissan X-trail (2001 to 2007)
also known as - Nissan X-trail (T30)
with fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints are on the car roof, usually hidden under flaps or sliding panels. Fitting tip! You need to be careful not to cross thread the roof bar fitting screws. These are always made of softer steel than the Fixpoint threads, so you won't damage the car, but if you apply too much force you can wreck the screw head or even snap it off. This usually happens if the threads are rusty or, in some cases, were not covered before the car was painted.
with fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints are on the car roof, usually hidden under flaps or sliding panels. Fitting tip! You need to be careful not to cross thread the roof bar fitting screws. These are always made of softer steel than the Fixpoint threads, so you won't damage the car, but if you apply too much force you can wreck the screw head or even snap it off. This usually happens if the threads are rusty or, in some cases, were not covered before the car was painted.
Save£10.00
with fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints are on the car roof, usually hidden under flaps or sliding panels. Fitting tip! You need to be careful not to cross thread the roof bar fitting screws. These are always made of softer steel than the Fixpoint threads, so you won't damage the car, but if you apply too much force you can wreck the screw head or even snap it off. This usually happens if the threads are rusty or, in some cases, were not covered before the car was painted.
- Atera is Germany's specialist roof bar manufacturer
- These roof bars are supplied fully assembled and ready for use
- You can use the full length of the "T-track" slot in the top of aluminium bars, which is why we often say "aluminium bars allow you to carry more"
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with fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints are on the car roof, usually hidden under flaps or sliding panels. Fitting tip! You need to be careful not to cross thread the roof bar fitting screws. These are always made of softer steel than the Fixpoint threads, so you won't damage the car, but if you apply too much force you can wreck the screw head or even snap it off. This usually happens if the threads are rusty or, in some cases, were not covered before the car was painted.
with fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints are on the car roof, usually hidden under flaps or sliding panels. Fitting tip! You need to be careful not to cross thread the roof bar fitting screws. These are always made of softer steel than the Fixpoint threads, so you won't damage the car, but if you apply too much force you can wreck the screw head or even snap it off. This usually happens if the threads are rusty or, in some cases, were not covered before the car was painted.
with fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints are on the car roof, usually hidden under flaps or sliding panels. Fitting tip! You need to be careful not to cross thread the roof bar fitting screws. These are always made of softer steel than the Fixpoint threads, so you won't damage the car, but if you apply too much force you can wreck the screw head or even snap it off. This usually happens if the threads are rusty or, in some cases, were not covered before the car was painted.
with fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints are on the car roof, usually hidden under flaps or sliding panels. Fitting tip! You need to be careful not to cross thread the roof bar fitting screws. These are always made of softer steel than the Fixpoint threads, so you won't damage the car, but if you apply too much force you can wreck the screw head or even snap it off. This usually happens if the threads are rusty or, in some cases, were not covered before the car was painted.
with fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints are on the car roof, usually hidden under flaps or sliding panels. Fitting tip! You need to be careful not to cross thread the roof bar fitting screws. These are always made of softer steel than the Fixpoint threads, so you won't damage the car, but if you apply too much force you can wreck the screw head or even snap it off. This usually happens if the threads are rusty or, in some cases, were not covered before the car was painted.
with fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints
Fixpoints are on the car roof, usually hidden under flaps or sliding panels. Fitting tip! You need to be careful not to cross thread the roof bar fitting screws. These are always made of softer steel than the Fixpoint threads, so you won't damage the car, but if you apply too much force you can wreck the screw head or even snap it off. This usually happens if the threads are rusty or, in some cases, were not covered before the car was painted.
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