Toyota Aygo X Avensis MK3 Mobility Tool Kit Tray Box Boot Floor Trim 6499305030

Toyota Aygo X Avensis MK3 Mobility Tool Kit Tray Box Boot Floor Trim is a practical, original boot liner designed for the organized storage of a tool kit and jack in the rear of the vehicle. This component allows for the aesthetic enclosure of the space under the boot floor, improving equipment organization and facilitating access to service tools. Thanks to its factory-fit design for specific Toyota models, it ensures stable mounting and a consistent interior look for the boot.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 6499305030
• Mark: Toyota
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 6499305030
• Substitutable numbers: 6499305030, 64993-05030
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Part type: Tool Kit
• Category: Spare Tyre Jack & Tool Kits

Purpose and function of the component

The presented boot floor liner is designed as part of the storage system in Toyota Aygo X and third-generation Avensis models. Its purpose is to create a dedicated space for the tool kit and jack, ensuring that service items are always in one predictable location without the risk of shifting while driving. Placement in the rear of the vehicle allows for quick access to tools in emergency situations, such as changing a wheel or performing basic maintenance tasks. The design of the liner is matched to the shape of the boot floor, which facilitates installation and provides a stable base for the items stored within it.

Construction and vehicle fitment

The Toyota Aygo X Avensis MK3 Mobility Tool Kit Tray Box Boot Floor Trim is factory-profiled to the boot geometry of specific Toyota models, which translates into precise fitment with the boot floor and adjacent trim elements. As a result, once installed, it creates a uniform, organized workspace. The arrangement of compartments and recesses in the liner is optimized for typical service equipment, such as a jack, wheel wrench, or basic tools. This helps to reduce noise resulting from shifting equipment and minimizes the risk of damage during transit.

Application in the Jacks and tool kits category

This component is an integral part of the equipment in the Jacks and tool kits category, responsible for the safe and organized storage of service accessories in the rear of the car. In practice, this translates into:

• easier organization of tools and the jack in the boot,
• increased comfort when using the cargo space,
• reduction of vibrations and noise generated by loose items,
• a more aesthetic finish for the boot floor. Thanks to its dedicated shape, the liner allows for the maintenance of boot functionality while providing space for essential service equipment, which is particularly important in daily vehicle use.

Characteristics of the used product

The offered component comes from the secondary market, meaning it is a used part that retains the functionality intended by the manufacturer. Choosing such a solution allows for an economical replacement of a missing or damaged liner while maintaining the original Toyota equipment specification. A liner of this type is particularly useful in situations where the factory boot equipment has been removed, damaged, or was not present in a specific vehicle configuration, and the user wishes to restore a practical space for tools and a jack in accordance with the manufacturer's solution.

Benefits of installation and additional materials

Installing a dedicated liner in the rear of the vehicle improves the ergonomics of using the boot and makes it easier to keep the service area tidy. This solution will be especially appreciated by drivers who regularly use their tool equipment and expect a predictable, organized layout in the boot. If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the boot area in your Toyota and need other components from the same group, such as additional liners, organizers, or jack mounts, check out the available parts in the Toyota Jacks and tool kits category. For users considering broader vehicle modernization and the selection of used components, a guide may be useful – more information on selecting parts from the secondary market can be found in the article Standard vs. sports suspension – differences in construction and is it worth buying used suspension parts?.