Trailer prep is found on many modern vehicles. If it is not known if the vehicle to be installed may have trailer prep or not look at the product listings to see if their are kits listed with "+ Prep" or not. If so, it is an important factor when deciding which towbar wiring to install. If  "+ Prep" options exist a physical inspection of the vehicle to locate the trailer prep plug(s) will be required or a call to the main dealer to ask if trailer prep was installed during the vehicle build? Use the installation instructions for the "+ Prep" wiring kits if opting for the physical inspection to locate the plug(s) if present. If your vehicle has trailer prep order towbar wiring kits with "+ Prep" in the product title and description. If no trailer prep plugs are located or if the installer is not bothered about connecting to the trailer prep plugs, select kits for vehicles with and without trailer prep or those with no mention of trailer prep in the product description. It's often worth the effort to find out if the Vehicle has trailer prep because they are quicker and easier to install towbar wiring on to and cost less than the same wiring kit for the vehicle without trailer prep.

When ordering a towbar or towbar wiring for your vehicle, you will need to know the make, model and build year of your vehicle. If these match the details shown in the product headline and description then the item will fit your vehicle subject to whether the kit fits vehicles with trailer prep. See What Is Trailer Prep if uncertain or email info@budettowbars.co.uk for further help.

In short, yes. We like to try however, to help our customers to avoid the expensive cost and inconvenience of returns by confirming the item purchased is correct for your specific van and needs prior to dispatch. For more information about refunds and returns please click here