Aerofabb’s front V2 splitter is handcrafted to fit exactly in your 19+ Tiguan R-Line. Improves appearance with its superior edge finish that is CAD and CNC’d in-house.

Grab yours now. Easy to install and super worth the money. Adds aggressiveness in looks and more downforce with its aerodynamic design.

Reinforced
In addition to our robust material choice, aerofabb has proudly developed a Reinforcement Brace, aerobrace™. The purpose of this Splitter/Vehicle specific Brace is to evenly distribute load and boost rigidity when generating higher levels of negative lift or even when driving during harsh weather conditions. aerofabb is currently the only company to offer this near plug and play solution.

Many other Front Splitters currently offered for the MK2 Tiguan R-Line simply fasten to the notoriously weak Splash Tray and nothing else. This approach while simple, results in the failure of mounting points, Splash Tray, or both. Our Front Splitter and aerobrace™ combination has proven its performance over our competitors.

Construction
The aerofabb Front Wind Splitter is constructed from a U.S. Made, High-Impact Plastic and comes in a durable, lightly textured, Matte Black Finish. Every aerofabb Front Wind Splitter includes a factory installed logo badge. We then take it a step further by creating a recessed pocket for the badge to mount.113076

Hassle Free Installation
By utilizing some pre-existing holes located on the factory MK2 Tiguan R-Line Front Bumper, you can align our Splitter quickly and without worry. No need to spend time fussing with clamps, measurements, or your markings for a less than decent alignment. We took the time to make it perfect so you don't have to.

Installs with common hand tools and comes with detailed easy to read instructions. All holes are pre-drilled precisely where they need to be and ready for you to mount using the supplied stainless hardware.

What's Included?

• Installation Guide
• aerofabb Front Splitter
• aerobrace™ (Reinforcement Brace)
• Stainless Hardware
• Mounting Spacers