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http://www.q3ownersclub.co.uk/forum/running-boards_topic710.htmltry here beemer silly money though
I purchased and had fitted mine from www.direct4x4.co.uk.
They are based in Derby.
Despite what they advise on their site I advise not to try fitting yourself.
They are based in Derby.
Despite what they advise on their site I advise not to try fitting yourself.
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Hi Andrew.
Any chance of you posting a pic ?
Any chance of you posting a pic ?
They took a few pictures of the car after they fitted them which they have posted on their website.
http://www.direct4x4.co.uk/audi-q3-stainless-steel-and-aluminium-side-steps-1
(If they fit any item to your car that they do not have pictures of in their library you should be able to negotiate a free fitting)
As an FYI they will have to cut slots in the underbody covers of the Q3 for the brackets required.
http://www.direct4x4.co.uk/audi-q3-stainless-steel-and-aluminium-side-steps-1
(If they fit any item to your car that they do not have pictures of in their library you should be able to negotiate a free fitting)
As an FYI they will have to cut slots in the underbody covers of the Q3 for the brackets required.
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I considered fitting them to protect the sides of my Q3 but decided against it when I realised that the worst culprits were drivers/passengers of bloody great 4x4s (Range Rovers/Land Rovers/Toyota HiAces etc.) whose doors would be too high for the Q3 running boards to stop.
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They do come with instructions but you need full access under the car.
I thought it would be straightforward but in the end contacted them to see if they would fit them for me.
They took almost 40 mins to fit each one and that was with a car ramp that they could move the car up and down and also an experienced fitter.
Watching the fitting I would advise against trying to fit yourself.
They do come with instructions but you need full access under the car.
I thought it would be straightforward but in the end contacted them to see if they would fit them for me.
They took almost 40 mins to fit each one and that was with a car ramp that they could move the car up and down and also an experienced fitter.
Watching the fitting I would advise against trying to fit yourself.
Yes you can, now available from Audi dealership but you need a mortgage for them £1000 plus which is a joke and at that they state that you cannot stand on them, waht's the point?
Go To http://www.direct4x4.co.uk/audi-q3-stainless-steel-and-aluminium-side-steps-1
£200 job done and £800 change.
Go To http://www.direct4x4.co.uk/audi-q3-stainless-steel-and-aluminium-side-steps-1
£200 job done and £800 change.
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