Brankum

Graham The tow bar is a Westfalia as supplied by Skoda parts and is detachable. The car did not come with pre fitted electrics so ALG did the whole thing including cutting the hole for the detachable flap. When not in use the ball has a designated position in the foam tray under the boot floor and is tidied away quite nicely. ALG fitted their little box of electrics which takes care of direction buzzing whe the indicators are on. If you are going down this road make sure you get the primer for the frame of the removeable flap as this is stuck on using pre fitted glue strips on the frame. The frame came off on my old Roomy after a few attempts of replacing the flap. As a PS the lighting socket pushes up inside the hole and is therefore protected from the weather when not in use. This all seems rather verbal so I'll maybe post some pics if helps. John

Brankum TDI 140 4x4 Elegance Metalic Steel Grey Aberdeenshire

Just had a detachable tow bar fitted on my Yeti Elegance by ALG Towbars Ltd (Insch) and was surprised to see that the PDC did not pick up the presence of the towball when in place. It will be a different story when the trailer is present but I understand that I can disable this from the on board computer. When looking from the back the sensors are quite high up so obviously dont see the towball which is what Mike Spence at Skoda Aberdeen thought would be the case. PS Really chuffed with the Yeti!