Volkswagen ID.4: Vehicle tool kit components

The scope of the tool box depends on the country and equipment. The following information describes the full scope of items that may be included.

Fig. 1 Vehicle tool kit components (general example).

1. Towing eye that can be screwed in.
2. Adapter for the anti-theft wheel bolt. Volkswagen recommends always keeping the adapter for the wheel bolts in the vehicle with the vehicle tool kit. The code number for the wheel bolt lock is stamped on the front of the adapter. A replacement adapter can be ordered based on this number if the adapter is lost. Note the wheel bolt lock code number and keep it separate from the vehicle.
3. Extraction hook for removing the center wheel covers, wheel hub covers, or wheel bolt covers.

Additional vehicle tool kit

Vehicles that come equipped with winter wheels have an additional tool kit inside. The additional tool kit does not always have to be carried in the vehicle.

Fig. 2 Additional vehicle tool kit components (general example).

1. Crank.
2. Lug wrench.
3. Vehicle jack. Before putting the vehicle jack away, crank the vehicle jack claw all the way down.

Tire Pressure Gage

In some countries, there may also be a tire pressure gauge in the vehicle.

Fig. 3 Additional vehicle tool kit component (general example).

1. Tire pressure gage (depending on the country).

Jack maintenance

If there is a jack included in the vehicle tool kit, the jack generally does not require maintenance.

1. If necessary, apply universal lubricant to the jack.

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