Bumper Cover Nut – WHT006099
Bumper Cover Nut for VW Group standard hardware. OE number WHT006099. WHT-number standard fastener.
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| Part Number | WHT006099 |
| SKU | AUD-WHT006099 |
| Brand | |
| Category | Clips & Fasteners |
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3.8
5 reviews
Claire Kaur
July 17, 2026
Proper OE spec
Cross-referenced the OE number against my 2013 A4 B8.5 before ordering. I replaced the whole set rather than reuse stretch bolts, as you should. Proper grade steel rather than the soft plated stuff that rounds off. Result is it came in cheaper than the dealer wanted for the same specification. Will be back for the other side.
Claire Halvorsen
July 12, 2026
Saved a trip to the dealer
Fitted to my 2023 Q5 FY. Proper grade steel rather than the soft plated stuff that rounds off. I replaced the whole set rather than reuse stretch bolts, as you should. Result is everything torqued down evenly with nothing binding. Exactly what I needed.
Felix Novotny
March 30, 2026
Thread pitch was wrong
Second one of these I have bought, this time for the TT 8J. The thread pitch did not match my originals and I had to source them elsewhere. Expected better given the cost.
Jonas Krause
September 3, 2025
Exactly the right hardware
Bought for a 2013 A1 8X. They threaded in cleanly by hand before I put a socket anywhere near them. Proper grade steel rather than the soft plated stuff that rounds off. Result is everything torqued down evenly with nothing binding. Good value against the dealer price.
Simone Delgado
May 3, 2025
Right first time
Went on my Q7 4L 1.4 TFSI at 83k miles. Proper grade steel rather than the soft plated stuff that rounds off. I replaced the whole set rather than reuse stretch bolts, as you should. Result is no corrosion on them after a winter of road salt.