VW Tiguan Mk2 Body Kits and Styling

For the second-generation Volkswagen Tiguan (2016–2023), you’ll find R-Line and R body kits, facelift conversion kits, FullLed headlights, chrome trim pieces, floor mats, window deflectors, roof rails, roof racks, and side steps. Before choosing, decide two things: pre-facelift (2016–2020) or facelift (from 2020) — this affects the headlights, grille, front bumper, and the chrome for it — and whether you have a standard Tiguan or the longer Allspace, which uses different floor mats, wind deflectors, door moldings, and side steps.

How to avoid choosing the wrong generation or version

2016 is a transition year: both the first and second generations were sold then, so rely not only on the year in the registration documents but also on the design of the front end. Parts for the first generation are on the Tiguan 2007–2016 page, and for the newer generation — Tiguan 2023+. Allspace has a different rear door and cabin length: on the standard Tiguan, the rear Carmos molding is 69.4 cm, while Allspace uses separate moldings marked AllSpace. Vehicles from the USA or Mexico may also differ in bumper design and trunk shape, so there are dedicated trunk mats for them. If you’re unsure, send the manager photos of the front and rear of your car.

Which body kits and lighting are available for Tiguan 2

Body kits are available as GBT sets: R-Line for pre-facelift 2016–2020, and for the facelift — R and R-Line 2021–2023. The parts mount to factory points and come ready for painting in body color. The facelift conversion kit to 2021+ consists of FullLed front headlights and 2020–2024 rear lights plus an R or R-Line body kit set for 2021–2023. Separately available: the DPT spoiler in gloss black (installed with windshield adhesive/sealant; adhesive not included), a carbon spoiler and carbon inserts for the front bumper, as well as the EuroCap rear bumper cover made of ABS plastic.

Which rear bumper cover and chrome trim to choose

Most often for Tiguan 2, customers look for rear bumper covers. There are options in stainless steel from OmsaLine (Italian stainless steel from a Turkish manufacturer, more precise fit) and Carmos, Carmos rear sill plates in matte or gloss finish, and the black EuroCap made of ABS plastic. In the chrome trim section, you’ll also find a trunk edge trim, a strip above the license plate, handle covers, and door moldings. Chrome pieces are installed with double-sided tape over the factory parts; clean and degrease the surface beforehand.

Which mats fit the cabin and trunk

For the cabin, we offer EVA mats (5 pcs, several colors), rubber Carsuit, Stingray 3D, and Niken 3D mats, and textile Classic, Premium, and Deluxe. The Stingray 3D set for the standard Tiguan includes four main mats plus a tunnel cover. Trunk mats are chosen by wheelbase, seat count, and market: in EVA and rubber options, there are versions for “7 seats”, “USA”, “5-seat”, and “7-seat” for Mexico-market Allspace, while Stingray 3D is for a 7-seat Allspace with the third row folded.

Roof rails, roof racks, side steps, and wind deflectors

Roof rails are available in OEM style, Skyport, and OmsaLine Solid. A roof rack is chosen by roof type: crossbars for standard raised rails with clearance, for integrated rails, for factory mounting points, or for a smooth roof. Side steps include 25+ aluminum models (Tayga, Allmond, Maya, BlackLine, RedLine, and others) plus Premium in stainless steel; Allspace has dedicated OEM All Space side steps. Wind deflectors are available as stick-on tape-on types (HIC, Niken) and in-channel types under the seal (Esa); there is also the EuroCap and HIC hood deflector. For protection, there is the stainless steel ST016 front bar and the AK001-2 rear bar.

Description prepared with the help of AI based on the analysis of over 1 million phone calls between DD Tuning managers and customers, as well as the company’s knowledge base. We collected the questions customers ask most often and the answers proven in practice.