Removable Tow Bars as well (mine has been fitted before the Sales Hold) and hopefully I pick the car up tomorrow afternoon if the bodyshop gets the roof rails fitted in time.
I have also had dealer fit parking sensors added (following reports that there is a blind spot reversing).
One work of warning on the roof rails. At the moment you have to have roof rails to fit roof bars (so I can use my Roof Box) but the roof rails are a major job and cost the earth in labour.
Anyone who wants to have have roof rails, get them factory fitted as the labour costs for retrofitting are expensive.
Talking of dog guards, I have a large athletic Labrador but I have to cover the boot sill with a towel when he jumps in as he has great big claws and I don't fancy big scratches in the paintwork. Does anyone else have this problem and is there a product that protects it? I don't think the rigid plastc boot liner extends over the edge does it?
Talking of dog guards, I have a large athletic Labrador but I have to cover the boot sill with a towel when he jumps in as he has great big claws and I don't fancy big scratches in the paintwork. Does anyone else have this problem and is there a product that protects it? I don't think the rigid plastc boot liner extends over the edge does it?
I have Armorfend on my Focus RS - up close you can see the protective film, but it is unoticeable under normal circumstances. I drove down to their workshop in Essex to get it done.
I have left them an e-mail to see if they will do panels for the Kuga, but they haven't replied
I looked at that one, but quickly dismissed it as it looked fiddly for folding down the seats. Is it quite quick and easy to remove and replace would you say? And how about the fit? Thx
Having finally picked up Kenny (sorry I pinched that name from one of you guys!
)... One of the first concerns I have is of how the kids & dogs are going to scuff the paintwork getting in and out of the back and boot respectively. Has anyone else any experience with clearprotective film?
Talking of dog guards, I have a large athletic Labrador but I have to cover the boot sill with a towel when he jumps in as he has great big claws and I don't fancy big scratches in the paintwork. Does anyone else have this problem and is there a product that protects it? I don't think the rigid plastc boot liner extends over the edge does it?
I found a site selling bumper bibs (trade name) - just google it - it takes you straight there. They are a great idea which attach to the boot carpet with velcro and roll away when not needed - think I might treat conan to one myself!!! Hope this helps
I've got a very lazy Great Dane,
I got 2 cheap rubber mats from Tesco, £2 each. stuck sticky back velcro on them, which sticks to the carpet in the boot. Does the same job as the bumper-bits thingy!
N1 Coast Lady... I've just ordered one too! Looks like it would be good for pullin a supermarket trolley up to the back of the car aswel as for letting the dogs in & out.
Just need a solution for the kids getting in and out of the back doors. They're only little and it's a bit of a scramble for them and I cringe every time!!!
Hi
I have now installed a boot liner and bumper protectorin my Kuga,of whichI have a spare clear one bought in Ford if anyone wants it. £26.92 + P/p. Instructions included original Ford item.
I hope this helps. We love our dogs and take them everywhere so perhaps cost not a problem?? mine is going to cost approx £400 and built to order, to fit all inches of boot hopefully. Have a look and see the quality.
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