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Towsure by Northam Bridge are pretty good, I hear. My old man got his Landy done there a couple of years back and it was a pretty tidy job.
They're actually not that difficult to fit yourself really, depending on how happy you are with doing DIY work in general. I did ours on the Bora and it took a couple of hours all told, including the wiring, and it was the first time I'd attempted it. We just got one off eBay, think it was about £80. Look out for the ones that you don't have to cut any bodywork as they are a little easier to do, although if you do have to cut it, it's only a small nick out of the underside of the bumper.
They're actually not that difficult to fit yourself really, depending on how happy you are with doing DIY work in general. I did ours on the Bora and it took a couple of hours all told, including the wiring, and it was the first time I'd attempted it. We just got one off eBay, think it was about £80. Look out for the ones that you don't have to cut any bodywork as they are a little easier to do, although if you do have to cut it, it's only a small nick out of the underside of the bumper.
I had a towbar done by these guys
http://www.hodgesautolec.co.uk/
They were recommended to me. Detachable towbar was around £375 on an Audi. The non-detachable version was around £300
Peter
http://www.hodgesautolec.co.uk/
They were recommended to me. Detachable towbar was around £375 on an Audi. The non-detachable version was around £300
Peter
I had a towbar done by these guys
http://www.hodgesautolec.co.uk/
They were recommended to me. Detachable towbar was around £375 on an Audi. The non-detachable version was around £300
Peter
http://www.hodgesautolec.co.uk/
They were recommended to me. Detachable towbar was around £375 on an Audi. The non-detachable version was around £300
Peter
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