Rear Mudflaps for RLine

[Guest001]

Here is what I did to get rears on my Rline

I bought some that supposedly fitted off Ebay
They didnt because the bit that fits over the black plastic wheel surround is to narrow.

So I carved that piece off and with a heat gun I massaged the outer piece to fit closer against the surround trim and just used two screws to hold them on

Like this

Had to cut the pice i 4th pic off and heat the bit in the third one to move it across to match the existing body screw

They do however look quite neat and sort of factory

[BenT]

Rear Mudflaps for RLine

Nice. I’d like mud flaps for my Golf R but I didn’t think they were available at all.


Ben
Current: ‘19 VW Golf R
Past: ‘05 RS 225 Cup

[Guest001]

Nice. I’d like mud flaps for my Golf R but I didn’t think they were available at all.


Ben
Current: ‘19 VW Golf R
Past: ‘05 RS 225 Cup

Dont know about the Golf but they certainly arent for the standard Tiguan so I just improvised

[FastMitch]

Awesome job Hillbilly

Do you have Front Mud Flaps as well for the Tiguan R-line ?

[Guest001]

Awesome job Hillbilly

Do you have Front Mud Flaps as well for the Tiguan R-line ?

Yes I have the factory ones that do exist but some parts guys dont know that The part no is the same as standard ones but has an A suffix

I also have the front ones from the set I bought on Ebay but dont know if they will fit or not

Pics are of the factory fronts which are $117

[FastMitch]

Yes I have the factory ones that do exist but some parts guys dont know that The part no is the same as standard ones but has an A suffix

Pics are of the factory fronts which are $117

Can you provide me the part number for the Tiguan R-line specific Front Mud Flaps

[Guest001]

Can you provide me the part number for the Tiguan R-line specific Front Mud Flaps

Special for you via Google LOL 5NA075111A Here are the instructions even I did mine without taking wheels off as I have a right angle drill chuck and got it in ok
Make sure you attach each one by the existing screw as shown and adjust them carefully to match each side Then drill the top hole and put plug in to locate it securely then do the others. I am pretty fussy about things being even LOL

I did most with the wheel on full lock with the rear of it inward and then swapped it to get inner plug in with right angle chuck in behind the wheel.