Standard Boot ¿

[BioHzrd]

Anyone with the car and no "transoort" options for the boot area, dors it come with cargo nets etc or nothing at all ?


Just wondering jf I need to loose the one from my Karoq before trading it in

[sam_vasu]

No cargo net, just the removable plastic divider things that allow you to stash small items in the areas behind the wheel arches.

[DazAutomatic]

Very little, but you get the full space instead of the underfloor tray and level access.

[BioHzrd]

No cargo net, just the removable plastic divider things that allow you to stash small items in the areas behind the wheel arches.

These the velcro ones you can stuck on the carpet area to hold items in place ?

[RichR]

Yeah - ideal for holding boxes or anything that might slide about.

[greg_s]

I had luggage nets left over from my previous octavia estate. The boot floor net fits fine. The two side nets don’t have a fourth mounting point so don’t fit as well, but I can adapt to fit easily

[Roo1980]

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?

[BioHzrd]

Went for a noseband the car as you've said, standard car all you get is a single velcro devider, charging cable & a wee bag for toe eye & locking wheel nut. 0

Should there be a tyre gunk kit aswell ?

[Bryanmet]

Depends on the wheels I think. My tyres on 21” Betria wheels are self-sealing so don’t come with any gunk or pump!

[RichR]

Roo1980 - there aren't any free to access parts catalogues that list the Enyaq yet, so you'll have to ask at a Skoda dealership parts counter most likely. The brackets appear to bolt on and the foam storage bit looks to be glued to the metal boot floor. So it should be very possible to retrofit.

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).