RENAULT TRAFIC LWB LONG WHEELBASE DUAL SLIDING DOOR, X82

Tailored Fit For Your Daily Driver

This dedicated lining is engineered specifically to protect the cargo area of your Renault Trafic X82 from the harsh realities of daily use. It wraps around the internal contours so snugly that your van might just think it grew a second skin overnight.

If you happen to drive a similar model from a sister brand, this setup might still do the trick with a little bit of expert tweaking. The team at Sydney Van Lining can make those slight modifications to ensure it fits just right without any awkward gaps.

It takes the guesswork out of outfitting your vehicle for serious work, saving you from future headaches and expensive panel beating. You just get a clean, functional space that is immediately ready to handle whatever you throw in the back.

Built Tough With Smart Materials

You get to choose between 12MM WBP birch veneer laminated plywood or our ultra-light 7MM polypropylene honeycomb plastic panels. The WBP plywood uses phenolic resin glue to shrug off water and wild temperature swings, meaning it won’t warp when the summer heat decides to get ridiculous.

We also incorporate premium hardware and extrusions selected by Armor to hold everything together properly under heavy vibration. Every single panel is precision cut by advanced CNC machines before ever seeing the inside of your vehicle.

From there, our trained and experienced workers assemble the parts following a strict standard quality control process. We actually care about the details, so you don’t end up with wonky edges or panels that rattle every time you hit a pothole.

Real World Cargo Protection

The main job of this van lining is to prevent the inevitable dirt and brutal damage that comes from shifting cargo. Instead of tossing tools and boxes against bare metal, you are sliding them against a resilient barrier that happily takes the beating instead.

Having a ply lined van means you never have to wince when a heavy ladder slips and hits the side wall while driving. It keeps your workspace looking professional, which is surprisingly helpful when you are trying to impress clients instead of terrifying them with a battered van interior.

Ultimately, it is about keeping your vehicle in excellent shape so it actually retains some financial value down the road. Plus, sweeping out a smooth lined floor at the end of the week is infinitely better than digging mud out of every tiny factory crevice.