OEM Number for Tonneau?
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It's definitely not available as accessory anytime soon.
If I were you, I'd checkout the parts department of Hyundai dealership, tell them you'll need to buy the entire tonneau cover assembly and supporting hardwares because you drove through Hurricane Ida and a tree fell on it.
As part of the vehicle, Hyundai should stock those for repairs for the trims that come standard with the tonneau cover.
I'm not sure if Hyundai checks, but I know that for Toyota ordering something like a TRD Pro shocks requires the provision of a valid VIN that actually equip those parts.
And luckily we have big enough database of VIN for your choosing
If I were you, I'd checkout the parts department of Hyundai dealership, tell them you'll need to buy the entire tonneau cover assembly and supporting hardwares because you drove through Hurricane Ida and a tree fell on it.
As part of the vehicle, Hyundai should stock those for repairs for the trims that come standard with the tonneau cover.
I'm not sure if Hyundai checks, but I know that for Toyota ordering something like a TRD Pro shocks requires the provision of a valid VIN that actually equip those parts.
And luckily we have big enough database of VIN for your choosing
There is definitely an OEM number for the tonneau cover assembly if parts guys look up and zoom in on the correct diagram, they might not be lying if those parts are in short supply.
Last year I was trying to buy some OEM black wheels from Toyota and the dealer parts guy told me there's an internal stop sale memo on those wheels and he wouldn't be able to order them at all as Toyota was trying to prioritize those wheels for production vehicles.
Looks like 828A3-K5000 is the part number. I found an item with part number 828F8-K5000 on a Hyundai parts site, so that seems to be the format of Hyundai part numbers.
www.partshyundai.com
Genuine OEM Canister Drain Tonneau Right-hand Part# 828F8-K5000 Fits Parts Hyundai
828F8-K5000 - Canister Drain Tonneau Right-hand
www.partshyundai.com
That appears to be just part of it, not the whole tonneau.
If you didn't get on the vehicle, is is $10,000 as a part... YES 10K
Stop exaggerating. It's only $7,800. lol
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Plus $3000 for the rails
You are right, I even posted the info in another thread. lol
"it was $9,785 for both.
828A0-K5000 - Cover assembly - $7712.37 828A2-K5000 - Rail assembly - $2,072.71"
I'm sure that price will come down eventually. But I doubt it would be a reasonable enough price for many people to buy the assembly.
"it was $9,785 for both.
828A0-K5000 - Cover assembly - $7712.37 828A2-K5000 - Rail assembly - $2,072.71"
I'm sure that price will come down eventually. But I doubt it would be a reasonable enough price for many people to buy the assembly.
Come on people, that cover is never going to sell at anything near those prices. When they are plentiful the "real" price will become known and you will be able to order one from an online Hyundai OEM parts discounter. Just wait things out. Maybe they will be available about the time Santa Cruz's can be bought with ease at MSRP or below.
Seems in line with crazy OEM pricing like factory wheels which are massively overpriced. The aftermarket will step in hopefully. A nearly identical Roll-N-Lock cover is $1,650: A-Series
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Does that A-Series fit the Santa Cruz ?
Thanks
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