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RE: TOWBAR GUIDE as at 27/08/12 (already on version 2!) - Tosh - 23-10-2012 06:51pm towbarexpress quoted me £638 for a detachable fitted at home and no warranty issues TOWBAR GUIDE as at 27/08/12 (already on version 2!) - wilsonmg - 08-11-2012 08:02pm Had mine fitted a few weeks ago... Has anyone had any problems with it vibrating on the exhaust ?? RE: TOWBAR GUIDE as at 27/08/12 (already on version 2!) - Bessiebella - 09-11-2012 01:21am Hi Wilsonmg I had a problem with my exhaust banging on the towbar when I went over little bumps in the road like grates ect The towbar firm that fitted it came out & put a bigger rubber on & said this is a common problem . No problem since. TOWBAR GUIDE as at 27/08/12 (already on version 2!) - wilsonmg - 10-11-2012 11:26am Hi bb, Many thanks for your feedback.. I'll have a word with the fitters again RE: TOWBAR GUIDE as at 27/08/12 (already on version 2!) - MrHooky - 16-01-2013 03:05pm (13-09-2012 09:04pm)Bessiebella Wrote: very pleased with the new towbar Am I right in thinking they've taken quite a bit out of the bumper from the centre then cut to the left? Seems quite a lot of bumper to lose! RE: TOWBAR GUIDE as at 27/08/12 (already on version 2!) - Jdo330 - 11-02-2013 09:33pm Hi All, New here but fairly regular on the D3 forum. Ordered an Evoque at the weekend and need a towbar, I've managed to get the RR dealer to do a detachable for £500 fitted. Just wondering if anyone here has the OEM version on their vehicle, got any pics you can share. I think it's a good price (should have been £800 odd) and comes with the benefits of, if there is a problem hopefully it's the dealers problem. That said, I rather like the idea of the Witter detachable with flange so I can carry bikes and tow a caravan?? Any advice you can offer me. Thanks in advance, Jon. RE: TOWBAR GUIDE as at 27/08/12 (already on version 2!) - Bessiebella - 11-02-2013 10:34pm (16-01-2013 03:05pm)MrHooky Wrote: Am I right in thinking they've taken quite a bit out of the bumper from the centre then cut to the left? Seems quite a lot of bumper to lose! I haven't measured how much bumper had been cut out, but you can't tell unless you get down on your hands & knees & look under the bumper. People keep asking me why I haven't had a tow bar fitted yet lol as it is so neatly hidden lol. RE: TOWBAR GUIDE as at 27/08/12 (already on version 2!) - mnd - 18-02-2013 07:16pm Does anybody know what options are available in Australia besides a Haymen Reese ? Don't love the look of these. RE: TOWBAR GUIDE as at 27/08/12 (already on version 2!) - Barton Evoque - 18-02-2013 08:27pm Just had a quote for a westfalia dectachable with single electrics £400 i understand this hides fully behind bumper once removed and electrics swing out of the way.hopefully having it fitted on the 16th March. http://www.uk-towbars.net/ RE: TOWBAR GUIDE as at 27/08/12 (already on version 2!) - Barton Evoque - 26-02-2013 10:55pm (10-09-2012 07:17pm)DaveR Wrote: Well i got around to fitting the Tow Trust Swan Neck- Vertical Detachable this weekend. Great write up and pictures of the towtrust towbar was going for the westfalia but after reading your write up tonight i might go for this option now.being fitted sat 9th march |