Standard Boot ¿

[tiger tony]

Polystyrene storage unit is part number 5LG 861401.
Higher level boot floor is part number 5LG 861411

Not yet found part number for back seat infill ?

[BioHzrd]

BioHzrd - you don't get compressor or sealant with self seal tyres. But many people choose to add their own for £20 or so - head to somewhere like Halfords or Amazon. My Aldi compressor fits perfectly where the Skoda one would go in the Transport Package foam storage area. Make sure the sealant you buy is sufficient for the tyre size you've got, as the smaller cans might not be. For example Tyreweld needs to be the 500ml can for anything over 17". I've not had a spare wheel in my last four cars (LPG tank in three, and none supplied on the Outlander) so have always carried my own compressor and sealant, but luckily never actually needed to use it (on a car. I have on my mountain bike and it works well).

Are they fitted with Run Flats ¿ please tell me they aren't ! Had them on the 330d and the ride was shocking ! Swapped for normal tyres was like night and day !

I've no idea what tyres are on mine we upgraded to the Regulus wheels, I'd upload a photo of the car but no idea how to haha.

[ChangoMutney]

Are they fitted with Run Flats ¿ please tell me they aren't ! Had them on the 330d and the ride was shocking ! Swapped for normal tyres was like night and day !

I think they are fitted (at least as standard) with a self-sealing tyre. There's a thick soft gooey pad that is attached to the inside of the tread. Apparently, any hole 4mm or less should self-seal. There is nothing on the sidewall. I think you can still use a plug tool, where you push in a rubber strip using a special tool. I.e if you get a small puncture in the tread that doesn't seal, don't let the garage tell you it can't be fixed. Obviously, there are limits to what the plug can do. If you get a hole in the sidewall, it's game over I think.

[RichR]

As above - they’re self seal, not run flat. Have a layer of sticky goo inside that should seal around things like nails.
Have a look at the writing on the tyres, there are various different types used so it’s not easy to say if a particular model or wheel type has them or not.

[tiger tony]

I've ordered the standard boot but I'd like to convert it to the adjustable boot. Does anyone know the part numbers for the bit that goes on the back of the seats for the adjustment, the Polystyrene storage and the boot floor?

Polystyrene storage unit is part number 5LG 861401.
Higher level boot floor is part number 5LG 861411

Not yet found part number for back seat infill ?