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Dachträger Lada Priora SW (Dachreling) (2009--) (2x) CRUZ Airo Dark

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Dachträger Lada Priora SW (Dachreling) (2009--) (2x) CRUZ Airo DarkKompletter Dachtrger CRUZ Airo Dark fr Lada Priora SW (Dachreling) (2009 ), inkusive Quertrger und Fsse. Schloss mit Schlssel sind optional bestellbar. (Link) Oberflchenbeschaffenheit: schwarz strukturiert. CRUZ Airo Dark Dachtrger haben ein aerodynamisches Aluminiumprofil. Konzipiert fr Sicherheit, Effizienz und sthetik. Verbesserter Luftwiderstandsbeiwert. Reduzierte Fahrgerusche. Weniger Kraftstoffverbrauch. Die CRUZ Airo Dark Dachtrger sind durch

Kompletter Dachträger CRUZ Airo Dark für Lada Priora SW (Dachreling) (2009--), inkusive Querträger und Füsse.
Schloss mit Schlüssel sind optional bestellbar. (Link)

Oberflächenbeschaffenheit: schwarz strukturiert.
CRUZ Airo Dark Dachträger haben ein aerodynamisches Aluminiumprofil.
Konzipiert für Sicherheit, Effizienz und Ästhetik. Verbesserter Luftwiderstandsbeiwert. Reduzierte Fahrgeräusche. Weniger Kraftstoffverbrauch.
Die CRUZ Airo Dark Dachträger sind durch die leichte Befestigung am Autodach, und die einfache Montage von vielseitigem Zubehör am oberem Trägerkanal hervorzuheben.
CRUZ Airo Dark Dachträger werden in Kombination mit CRUZ FIX Füßen verwendet.
Suchen Sie in unserem Leitfaden die Marke, das Modell, Karosserie und Baujahr Ihres Fahrzeugs und finden Sie die kompatiblen Lösungen.
(1) im Vergleich zu allen anderen CRUZ Dachträgersystemen.
Montageanleitung  
Länge 108 cm
Max. Gesamtgewicht Kits: C-D-E-R=75 Kg, B=60 Kg, A=50 Kg
Gewicht 2,60 Kg
Profil 80x29.5 mm
Material Aluminium
Abschließbar No (Optional)
ECE R26 Ja
TÜV GS Ja
Crash test Ja
DIN 75302:2019 Ja
ISO/PAS 11154:2006 Ja
Garantie 3 jahre
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