- Genuine BMW Accessory
- Modular Roof Rack System. Easily integrated with factory roof features, no drilling is required
- High tensile aluminum tubing offers a support system that is remarkably strong and corrosion-resistant. Complete with security coded bolts.
- Compatible with a wide range of BMW accessory attachments from cargo boxes to bicycle racks
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| Brand: | BMW |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | 82 71 0 397 227 |
| OEM Part Number: | 82-71-0-397-227 |
Product Description
BMW's modular roof rack system designed specifically for the BMW 3 Series Coupe (2006+), with coded bolts offers security and practicality. Made of high-tensile aluminum tubing, it is remarkably lightweight, strong and corrosion-resistant. Easy to install and is compatible with a wide range of aerodynamic attachments. Available Attachments; Roof Box, Cargo Carrier, Luggage Rack, Ski Holder, Surfboard Holder, Snowboard Holder, Bicycle Holder.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Almost flawless,
By ilovegoodstuff (Jersey City, NJ) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: BMW Roof Rack Base Support System 338 335 M3 Coupe (2007+)
Great product, excellent value. Easy to mount. Makes a bit of noise at over 50 mph, which can be quite noticeable with the sun roof screen open, ok when the screen is closed.
I use it to carry my surf board, without any attachments. My only problem was with the rubber strips that are supposed to slide into the slits. If you go by instructions, you are supposed to start on one end of the bar and push the rubber strip into the opening all the way to the other end. No matter how hard I tried, no matter how much force I applied, I found it impossible to do. The way I finally managed to get the rubber strip in, was by pressing it in from the top and slowly working it in along the whole length. It was a tedious operation, and I probably spent an hour doing it. Not a show stopper, but quite a nuisance. It is possible that this would be easier done in the winter, when rubber contracts and the friction is reduced. I did it in the summer, and it was not fun. Otherwise, works great, looks ok, definitely recommended.
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