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TAG | Heavy Duty Towbar | KIA Grand Carnival Carnival VQ 2006–2015 | T4K495

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TAG | Heavy Duty Towbar | KIA Grand Carnival Carnival VQ 2006–2015 | T4K495TAG Heavy Duty Towbar Solution for your KIA Grand Carnival The TAG Heavy Duty Towbar (T4K495) is a robust Class 4 towing solution specifically engineered for the KIA Carnival and Grand Carnival VQ series (2006 2015). Designed and manufactured in Australia, this towbar is built to handle Australian conditions, providing a 2000kg towing capacity and a 200kg maximum ball weight. It utilizes factory mounting points for a secure fitment and features a 50mm

TAG Heavy Duty Towbar Solution for your KIA Grand Carnival

The TAG Heavy Duty Towbar (T4K495) is a robust Class 4 towing solution specifically engineered for the KIA Carnival and Grand Carnival VQ series (2006 - 2015). Designed and manufactured in Australia, this towbar is built to handle Australian conditions, providing a 2000kg towing capacity and a 200kg maximum ball weight. It utilizes factory mounting points for a secure fitment and features a 50mm x 50mm square hitch receiver with a durable enamel immersion dipped finish. This complete kit includes the towball, ballmount, pin & clip, and d-shackles, ensuring you have everything needed for a reliable towing setup.

Key Features:

  • Heavy Duty Class 4 Towbar - 50mm x 50mm Square Hitch Receiver
  • 2000kg Towing Capacity / 200kg Ball Weight
  • Utilises factory mounting points for ease of fitment
  • Durable Enamel Immersion Dipped Finish
  • TAG Limited Lifetime Warranty
  • Includes: Tow Ball, Ball Mount, Pin & Clip, and D-Shackles
  • Installation: Bumper removal required; ECU required

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 Class: Heavy Duty
  • Towbar Capacity [kg]: 2000
  • Static Load Capacity (Ball Weight) [kg]: 200
  • Hitch Type: 50mm Square Hitch Receiver
  • Coating: Enamel Immersion Dipped
  • Bumper Removed During Fitment: Yes
  • ECU Required: Yes
  • Towbar Fitting Time [min.]: 120

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Full Vehicle Applications List

Make Model From To Body Series Engine Variant Drivetrain
KIA CARNIVAL 01/2006 06/2015 Wagon VQ G6DA | 3.8L | Petrol
FWD
KIA CARNIVAL 01/2010 12/2014 Wagon VQ D4HB | 2.2L | Diesel CRDi FWD
KIA CARNIVAL 06/2010 12/2011 Wagon VQ G6EA | 2.7L | Petrol S Automatic/Manual FWD
KIA CARNIVAL 09/2006 03/2011 Wagon VQ J3(CRDi) | 2.9L | Diesel CRDi LX FWD
KIA CARNIVAL 04/2009 12/2010 Wagon VQ G6EA | 2.7L | Petrol EXE Automatic/Manual FWD
KIA CARNIVAL 08/2006 12/2009 Wagon VQ G6EA | 2.7L | Petrol EX Automatic/Manual FWD
KIA GRAND CARNIVAL 01/2010 12/2014 Wagon VQ D4HB | 2.2L | Diesel CRDi FWD
KIA GRAND CARNIVAL 01/2010 12/2014 Wagon VQ G6DC | 3.5L | Petrol CVVT FWD
KIA GRAND CARNIVAL 02/2009 03/2011 Wagon VQ J3(CRDi) | 2.9L | Diesel CRDi FWD
KIA GRAND CARNIVAL 01/2006 05/2010 Wagon VQ G6DA | 3.8L | Petrol
FWD
KIA GRAND CARNIVAL 06/2006 06/2009 Wagon VQ G6EA | 2.7L | Petrol V6 FWD

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