Mercedes SLK R171 Tyre Emergency Tool Kit Boot Trunk Storage Foam A1716840537

Mercedes SLK R171 Tyre Emergency Tool Kit Boot Trunk Storage Foam is a practical piece of equipment for the rear of the vehicle, designed to organize the luggage space and stabilize service accessories. Thanks to its tailored design, the tool foam helps keep the trunk tidy, improves daily usability, and prevents unwanted movement of items while driving. This solution is particularly useful for drivers who value an organized, functional, and aesthetic cargo area.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A1716840537-1
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A1716840537
• Substitutable numbers: A1716840537, A 171 684 05 37
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Floor Mats, Carpets & Boot Liners

Purpose and function of the boot storage foam

The offered foam insert is designed for installation in the rear of the vehicle, within the trunk area. Its purpose is to create an organized space for essential tools and service accessories, in order to:

• limit their movement while driving,
• protect delicate items from impact,
• facilitate quick access to necessary tools,
• maintain a consistent, factory-standard trunk layout.

Thanks to its dedicated shape, the insert integrates with the factory trunk structure, which helps maintain a consistent aesthetic for the rear interior of the vehicle.

Construction and fitment for Mercedes SLK R171

The boot storage foam has been designed specifically for the Mercedes SLK R171 generation. This means its geometry is adapted to the shape of the luggage compartment, and individual recesses and moldings are prepared for the typical equipment provided by the vehicle manufacturer. Such a solution:

• facilitates the correct arrangement of tools and accessories,
• provides stable support for transported items,
• minimizes the risk of noise resulting from loose items in the trunk.

The properly selected foam structure helps dampen vibrations and reduces the risk of mechanical damage to small components transported in the rear of the vehicle.

Benefits of using the tool foam

Using a foam insert in the trunk provides a number of practical benefits. The most important include:

• Better space organization – every item has its place, which speeds up access to tools and accessories.
• Protection of transported items – the foam limits parts from hitting each other, which reduces the risk of scratches and other damage.
• Reduction of cabin noise – stable placement of equipment in the trunk translates into a quieter rear section of the vehicle while driving.
• Maintaining the factory interior character – a dedicated insert allows you to keep the original equipment layout intended for the specific model.

For owners who regularly use the luggage space, such an element is a convenient way to maintain order and improve the ergonomics of using the car.

Product condition and service application

The offered boot storage foam comes from the Boot liners, mats, and trays category and is intended for re-installation in the vehicle. It can be used both as a replacement for a missing part and in situations where the existing insert has been damaged or worn out through use. Choosing an original solution dedicated to a specific model helps maintain proper fitment and predictable behavior of the element in daily use.

Expanding your Mercedes trunk equipment

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the trunk area in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as additional liners, mats, or cargo area covers, check out the available parts in the Mercedes boot liners, mats, and trays category.

Support in selecting equipment

When planning broader work on your car, it is also worth paying attention to elements that affect the appearance and functionality of the vehicle, such as alloy wheels. For drivers considering the purchase of used rims or their refurbishment, a guide describing the key aspects of selecting and refreshing wheels may be helpful – more information can be found in the article Used rims like new: a guide to buying and refurbishing alloy wheels.