Tool Box Renault Trafic III Vauxhall Vivaro B Car Lifting Jack Tray 995018195R

Tool Box Renault Trafic III Vauxhall Vivaro B Car Lifting Jack Tray is a practical interior accessory designed as a factory-fitted storage space for the jack and basic service tools. Thanks to its tailored design, it ensures organized tool storage, improves vehicle handling ergonomics, and helps maintain order in the cargo area or cabin. This solution is particularly valued in commercial vehicles, where functionality and quick access to equipment are essential.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 995018195R-1
• Mark: Renault
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 995018195R
• Substitutable numbers: 995018195R, 997502945R
• Category: Trim

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The offered tool box is dedicated to Renault Trafic III and Vauxhall Vivaro B models, which feature a factory-designed space for the jack and basic service tools. The component belongs to the Trims, decorative strips and moldings group, but primarily serves a functional purpose – it organizes the space, covers the jack, and secures it against movement while driving.

This type of solution is especially useful in commercial and fleet vehicles, where regular access to the jack is part of daily operation. The box helps avoid loose tools that could cause noise or damage to other interior components.

Construction and mounting fit

The design of the box has been developed for specific mounting points in the bodywork, which translates into stable seating and consistent fitment. The shape and geometry are adapted to the recess provided by the vehicle manufacturer, ensuring that installation is straightforward, without the need for modifications or "forced" fitting.

The well-thought-out layout of the compartments allows for the logical arrangement of the jack and small service accessories. This type of solution reduces the risk of mechanical damage to the tools while facilitating their quick removal in an emergency, which is a significant practical advantage in daily vehicle operation.

Product characteristics and benefits

The component comes from the Renault line, which means it maintains factory geometry, compatibility with mounts, and consistency with other interior trims and finishes. As a result, there are no unsightly gaps after installation, and the whole unit visually integrates with the original design of the cabin or cargo area.

• organized storage for the jack and service accessories,
• increased ergonomics during wheel changes or service work,
• protection of tools against shifting and potential damage,
• consistent appearance with other interior trim elements,
• easier maintenance of order in a commercial vehicle.

The product is offered as a used original part, which in practice means a beneficial combination of OEM fitment and an attractive price compared to new components. It is a sensible choice for both individual users and companies servicing commercial fleets.

Application in service and vehicle modernization

Replacing or retrofitting a car with a jack tool box is particularly recommended during comprehensive interior detailing, post-accident repairs, or restoring a vehicle to a factory-like condition. A well-chosen component of this type improves the comfort of daily work with the car and also influences the perceived value of the vehicle upon resale.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the interior trim zone in your Renault and need other elements from the same group, such as covers, panels, or additional moldings, check out the available parts in the Renault Trims, decorative strips and moldings category.

Support in selecting used components

When choosing used trim components, it is worth paying attention to compatibility with the body generation and vehicle body type. A properly selected jack tool box allows you to maintain the functionality intended by the manufacturer and avoid installation problems.

Additional information on how to effectively use used equipment elements when refreshing older cars can be found in the article The second life of a youngtimer – how used car parts rejuvenate cars from the 1998–2012 model years, which discusses practical modernization scenarios using parts from the secondary market.