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BRINK | Detachable Towbar & Universal Wiring Kit | Suzuki Ignis MF 2016–ON | BR-627300-K301

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BRINK | Detachable Towbar & Universal Wiring Kit | Suzuki Ignis MF 2016–ON | BR-627300-K301Brink European Style Towbar Solution for your Suzuki Ignis MF Upgrade your Suzuki Ignis with the premium Brink Diagonally Detachable Towbar kit. This comprehensive package includes the high quality Brink detachable towball system and a TAG universal 7 pin flat wiring harness, providing a sleek and reliable towing solution that respects your vehicle's compact design. Key Features: Diagonal Detach System: The towball is incredibly easy to assemble and

Brink European Style Towbar Solution for your Suzuki Ignis MF

Upgrade your Suzuki Ignis with the premium Brink Diagonally Detachable Towbar kit. This comprehensive package includes the high-quality Brink detachable towball system and a TAG universal 7-pin flat wiring harness, providing a sleek and reliable towing solution that respects your vehicle's compact design.

Key Features:

  • Diagonal Detach System: The towball is incredibly easy to assemble and disassemble. Once removed, the sleeve and swing-out socket plate are virtually invisible, maintaining the Ignis’s clean aesthetic.
  • Ergoclick Technology: Built-in audible and visual indicators provide instant confirmation that the towball is securely and safely locked in place.
  • Theft Protection: The detachable ball is equipped with a dedicated lock to protect your investment against theft.
  • Superior Finish: High-grade electro-coated finish provides maximum resistance against corrosion and harsh road conditions.
  • Safety Rated: Fully bench tested and approved with European certification (E11 55R 0111083), ensuring peace of mind for every journey.
  • Universal Wiring: Includes a TAG 7-pin flat universal wiring harness, suitable for powering standard trailer lights and bicycle carriers.

Note: The stowed-away ball is never in the way of your boot access or parking sensors when removed.

Please Note: A towbar is a safety critical item and not always a straightforward fitment due to vehicle manufacturing variation. We strongly recommend you get your towbar and wiring harness installed by a professional towbar or vehicle accessory fitting workshop.

Specifications:

  • Towbar Capacity: 1000kg
  • Ball Weight: 50kg
  • Hitch Type: Euro Diagonal Detachable
  • Wiring Style: 7 Pin Flat Socket (Universal)
  • Coating: Electro-Coated
  • Fitting Time [min.]: 60

Vehicle Applications

Make Model Year Start - Year End Body Type Series Engine Details Drivetrain
SUZUKI IGNIS 10/2016 - ON Hatchback MF K12C | 1.2L | Petrol FWD

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