Ford Kuga Mk2 Boot Trunk Floor Carpet Luggage Compartment CV44-S13065-AC3JA6

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos. Ford Kuga Mk2 Boot Trunk Floor Carpet Luggage Compartment is a practical interior trim element for the cargo area, designed for everyday use in vehicles with a Diesel engine. A properly selected carpet helps keep the trunk tidy, improves acoustic comfort, and provides an aesthetic finish to the luggage compartment.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: CV44-S13065-A
• Mark: Ford
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: CV44-S13065-A
• Substitutable numbers: CV44-S13065-A, CV44S13065A, CV44-S13065-AC3JA6
• Fuel type: Diesel
• Part type: Boot Liner
• Category: Floor Mats, Carpets & Boot Liners

Purpose and function in the Ford Kuga Mk2 trunk

The presented trunk floor carpet is an item from the Trunk carpets, mats, and trays category, dedicated to the second generation of the Ford Kuga. Its purpose is to cover the metal trunk floor, stabilize transported cargo, and improve the overall functionality of the luggage space. In daily use, the carpet reduces luggage shifting, makes it easier to keep clean, and provides an aesthetic background for the entire cargo area. A well-fitted element of this type is particularly important in vehicles used intensively – both for private and fleet applications.

Construction, fitment, and installation

The original design of the carpet is prepared for the factory geometry of the Ford Kuga Mk2 trunk floor, which translates into a precise fit to the shape of the recess and side elements. As a result, installation is limited to properly placing the carpet in the trunk, without the need for modifications or on-site adjustments. This solution allows for maintaining the consistency of the interior finish with other upholstery elements of the vehicle, while providing stable support for transported items. The carpet works with factory mounting points and the floor layout, which facilitates access to any storage compartments or the recess under the floor, if present in the specific car configuration.

Benefits of using an original trunk carpet

Using a dedicated trunk floor carpet in the Ford Kuga Mk2 brings a number of practical benefits, important from both a utility and service point of view:

• maintaining a consistent, factory look of the luggage space,
• better protection of the trunk floor against dirt and minor mechanical damage,
• reduction of noise generated by transported cargo,
• easier maintenance of order in the luggage compartment,
• more secure luggage placement thanks to the appropriate surface structure. For users who regularly utilize the full capacity of the trunk, a properly selected carpet is a practical piece of equipment that affects the comfort of vehicle operation.

Condition, origin, and service application

The item comes from the Ford brand offer and is intended for re-installation in a vehicle as a used part. This type of component will work well both for standard replacement of a worn or damaged carpet and for completing missing interior elements in cars after body and paint repairs. For workshops and service centers specializing in the maintenance of the Ford Kuga Mk2, using an original trunk carpet allows for restoring the factory character of the interior, without the need to resort to replacements with uncertain fitment. This is particularly important in vehicles with a Diesel engine, which often operate in more intensive conditions.

Related Ford trunk equipment elements

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the trunk area in your Ford and need other elements from the same group, such as additional carpets, mats, or floor covers, check the available parts in the Ford trunk carpets, mats, and trays category. For intensively used vehicles, especially those with diesel units, there is often a need for broader renovation or modernization of the drivetrain. In such a case, it is worth checking out practical tips regarding the verification of engine components – detailed information can be found in the article Buying a used engine: 5 things you must check before installation.