Volkswagen ID4 Forum

Just a quick update on the boot liners. Received an email this morning.

I can confirm that Hatchbag.co.uk are taking orders for ID.4 boot liners for models without the adjustable floor. Adjustable floor versions aren’t yet available, probably because early version cars didn’t come with them.
Warning, they aren’t cheap if you go for anything other that the standard version. To be fair, there’s a lot of area to cover. Unpaid advert, I genuinely think they’re very well made.

P.S. Does anyone want a 2015 onwards Passat estate boot liner, excellent condition with back seat and bumper protection. Going cheap.

6 days after ordering mine (including a w/e), it’s due for delivery tomorrow. Impressive given they’re made to order. Just looked at their image gallery of it for the id4. Looks neat, I’ve opted for black though.
https://www.hatchbag.co.uk/volkswagen- ... 21-onwards scroll down a bit. Somebody’s gone for the full monty.

Forgot to post this after fitting it to my car. Fully fitted from delivery to finished in under 40 minutes, would’ve been quicker but I read the instructions first . Very pleased with it.

AndyF wrote: ↑Tue Nov 16, 2021 8:35 am Forgot to post this after fitting it to my car. Fully fitted from delivery to finished in under 40 minutes, would’ve been quicker but I read the instructions first . Very pleased with it.

Did you get the tailgate protector too AndF ?

brucew wrote: ↑Mon Dec 27, 2021 2:38 pm

AndyF wrote: ↑Tue Nov 16, 2021 8:35 am Forgot to post this after fitting it to my car. Fully fitted from delivery to finished in under 40 minutes, would’ve been quicker but I read the instructions first . Very pleased with it.

Did you get the tailgate protector too AndF ?

No I didn’t. The tailgate Is plastic lined anyway so thought it unnecessary.

AndyF wrote: ↑Mon Dec 27, 2021 3:54 pm
No I didn’t. The tailgate Is plastic lined anyway so thought it unnecessary.

I was thinking it might protect the plastic from scratches. Although mine is a lease vehicle I don't want to get charged under the fair wear and tear policy.

brucew wrote: ↑Mon Dec 27, 2021 4:49 pm

AndyF wrote: ↑Mon Dec 27, 2021 3:54 pm
No I didn’t. The tailgate Is plastic lined anyway so thought it unnecessary.

I was thinking it might protect the plastic from scratches. Although mine is a lease vehicle I don't want to get charged under the fair wear and tear policy.

The liner covers the sill very well, it’s just the tailgate that’s not protected. For the difference in price and you’re worried about a claws clause in your lease go for it. My boy doesn’t misbehave he just gazes out or sleeps.

I don't have a dog, just thinking about dump runs and camping equipment.