Buy OEM Mercedes-Benz 300CE Roof Racks

Shop Mercedes-Benz Roof Racks for 300 CE Online

Most luxury cars can't tow. Your Mercedes-Benz 300 CE certainly can't. That doesn't mean hauling gear's impossible, though. Aside from a few cargo accessories, all you need is to install a roof rack and crossbars on it.

We've got just what you need to upgrade. Drivers looking to buy a complete rack system online prefer us to other Mercedes-Benz parts stores, actually. Why? Every exterior accessory we sell is genuine Mercedes-Benz, and that includes roof racks. The brand manufactures them exclusively for its 300 CE models.

That means what you get will be OEM-quality -- up to the excellent standards of German craftsmanship you've come to expect. It'll also be compatible with your coupe, guaranteed. It'll even carry warranty support, in the unlikely case that you run into any defects in materials and workmanship.

The best part? You'll get exceptional value. Our prices are more affordable than what you'll find at most Mercedes-Benz dealers (the few that even still sell 300 CE parts, anyway). That is, most often, they're lower than MSRP. Sometimes, though, you can even get up to 35% off that.

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Roof Racks 101

Roof racks go by many names. They get called luggage racks, roof rail systems, and roof carriers, for example. In certain cases, they can also be called kayak racks, bike racks, or ski and snowmobile racks. Names aside, each enables securing cargo on top of your 300 CE. With a set of cross bars, one can support and distribute that cargo's weight, too.

A roof rack is usually made of one reliable load-bearing metal or another -- steel, aluminum, and the like -- for durability. Assembling the modular towers and feet of one is straightforward -- just follow the directions included in the fitting kit. Once it's set up, you'll be ready to haul -- many roof racks have plenty of anchor points for tie-downs to help keep what you're transporting in place. All you have to do is crank a winch, run a bungee cord, or tie a trucker's hitch between them.