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RTC8829 - Towing Bracket

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Genuine Part
Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.
Towing Bracket that mounts to the rear chassis crossmember, providing the main tow point for fitting a tow ball or coupling for trailer use.
Vehicle Model Range Rover Classic up to 1994
Fitment Notes RANGE ROVER CLASSIC 1992-1994 — Towing plate, from VIN JA610294 to KA647644
Alternative Codes
RTC882990607260GTT609

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Frequently asked questions

What is the RTC8829 towing bracket used for?
The RTC8829 towing bracket is the main rear tow point on a Range Rover Classic. It bolts to the rear chassis crossmember and carries the tow ball or coupling for trailer work. It's the genuine Land Rover towing plate for this application.
Does the RTC8829 fit every Range Rover Classic?
No, the RTC8829 towing bracket fits the Range Rover Classic built between 1992 and 1994, within VIN range JA610294 to KA647644. Earlier and later Classics used different towing plates, so check your chassis number before ordering.
Does the RTC8829 towing bracket include a tow ball or coupling?
The RTC8829 is the towing bracket itself, the mounting plate that fixes to the rear crossmember. It's typically supplied as the bracket only, so the tow ball, coupling and electrics are usually ordered separately to suit your trailer setup.
What's needed to fit the RTC8829 towing bracket?
Fitting the RTC8829 towing bracket is typically a bolt-on job to the rear chassis crossmember using basic hand tools. Because it's a towing load point, torque the fixings to the workshop manual specification and check the crossmember for corrosion before mounting.