Tow Bar for Ford C-Max II 2010 - 2019 - Swan Neck

Tow Bar For Ford C-Max II (2010 - 2019) - Standard Swan Neck Tow Ball

STEINHOF

Was: €247.53

Now: €190.41

SKU:: F-205_AFF
UPC:: 5907615804861
Make:: Ford
Model:: C-Max II
Years:: 2010;2011;2012;2013;2014;2015;2016;2017;2018;2019
EC Approval:: E20
Ball Style:: Standard Swan Neck Tow Ball
Force Working Of The Towball (kN):: 10
Maximum Load Of The Trailer (kg):: 1800
Maximum Load On The Towball (kg):: 100
Item Weight (kg):: 14.9
Bumper Disassemble:: Yes
Fitting Time:: 1.5 hours
Electrics - EJ DWK 7pin:: 736911
Electrics - EJ DWK 13pin:: 748611
Electrics - HS DWK 7pin:: 12060530 for cars with pre-wiring; without prep. + 22060527
Electrics - HS DWK 13pin:: 21060530 for cars with pre-wiring; without prep. + 22060527
Program:: ●
Stable Plus:: ●E1/E3
Availability:: 2-3 Day Delivery

Product Description

Tow Bar For Ford C-Max II (2010 - 2019) - Standard Swan Neck Tow Ball

If you're looking for the perfect-fit tow bar for your Ford C-Max II, look no further.

Available to buy in Ireland, Northern Ireland, the UK and across Europe.

What's included: Tow bar frame, fixed swan neck tow ball, and all fixing bolts, nuts and washers.

The Steinhof F-205 is a vehicle-specific fixed swan neck tow bar made for the Ford C-Max II, 2010 - 2019. It is built to fit your vehicle's existing mounting points, so in almost all cases no drilling of the chassis is needed for a secure, factory-style fit.

The swan neck design gives a clean, discreet look behind the bumper. On most vehicles it keeps clear of the number plate, and works with most bike carriers. It is a practical choice for small trailers, bike racks and everyday towing.

Rated to tow up to 1800 kg, with a maximum nose weight of 100 kg. Typical fitting time is 1.5 hours.

Wiring is not included, but a vehicle-specific 7-pin or 13-pin wiring kit is available to buy separately.

Steinhof is one of Europe's leading tow bar makers. Every F-205 is tested and approved to ECE Regulation 55 (approval E20), so it is suitable for the NCT in Ireland and the MOT in Northern Ireland and the UK once properly fitted.