Spare Wheel Kits

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MydogSally
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Hi
I need to ask a question relating to Karoq spare wheel kits.

In a few places I’ve seen 2 numbers

57A 093 860 and 57A 093 860A
What are the differences?
My car will be a 1.5 Se L. 2WD with removable rear seats

Then earlier today a delay gave me a number. ZGB BOM 245 SK
And on his system he couldn’t see either of the other numbers

Please if anyone can shed light on what I need, please reply.

Thanks for reading

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CJJE
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Post by CJJE »

There's a good explanation of Karoq spare wheel kits at viewtopic.php?t=568

Hope this helps.

Chris
VW Golf GT 1.9TDI from 11/98 to 3/06; Skoda Octavia L&K 2.0TDI from 3/06 to 12/11; VW Golf Plus SE 1.6TDI DSG from 12/11 to 2/15; VW Golf SV SE 1.4TSI DSG from 2/15 to 11/20; Skoda Karoq Sportline 2.0TSI 4x4 DSG from 11/20.
MydogSally
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Post by MydogSally »

Thanks Chris
Edz
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Post by Edz »

Just came across this forum and I thought I'd share this.

This may be a cheap solution I found on a Dutch forum, if you want to use a full size spare wheel (in my case 215/60R16 with winter tyre):
The original boot floor can't be used anymore, so I bought a variable floor from a Golf 7 Variant (called Estate in the UK I believe), which has the same width and the same "rounding" at the rear side of the car. At the rear seats side it's about 10 cm too long (I have the varioflex rear seats), so I cut that off. Then I "mounted" 2 wooden planks at both sides about 60 length x 4 width x 8 cm height with hook-and-loop fastener.

In Dutch, but Google Translate will help:
https://www.skodaforum.nl/forum/i/dubbe ... ost-926021
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