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WeatherTech 25-26 Volkswagen Tiguan Behind 2nd Row BumperTopper - Black
$83.97
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$83.97
$83.97
Tech Specs
- Brand
- WeatherTech
- SKU
- WETBP0185
- Shipping weight
- 3.0 lb
Safeguard your rear bumper from scratches, paint chipping, and everyday wear and tear with the WeatherTech BumperTopper. Made from an impact-resistant hard plastic, it stands up to damage. When it's time to trade your vehicle in, BumperTopper also helps cover small scuffs and blemishes to protect resale value. BumperTopper attaches directly to your bumper's surface with Very High Bond adhesive strips. A Center Indication Mark makes installation quick, easy and accurate. This rear bumper cover hugs the profile of your vehicle's bumper for custom-fit protection. BumperTopper is thin enough (3mm) to allow complete closure of your trunk or hatchback, yet tough enough to protect your vehicle. BumperTopper is designed, engineered and manufactured in America.
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-2026 | Volkswagen | Tiguan | SE R-Line Black |
| 2025 | Volkswagen | Tiguan | SEL R-Line |
| 2026 | Volkswagen | Tiguan | SEL R-Line Turbo |
- Safeguard your rear bumper from scratches/paint chipping and everyday wear and tear
- attaches directly to your bumpers surface with Very High Bond adhesive strips
- BumperTopper is designed/engineered and manufactured in America
- Made from an impact-resistant hard plastic
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