Volkswagen Golf Mk8 CD1 Boot Lid Tailgate Rear Trunk Cover Reflex Silver - LA7W

Visual condition of the part

Possible scratches and paint chips – condition as shown in the product photos.

The Volkswagen Golf Mk8 CD1 Boot Lid Tailgate Rear Trunk Cover Reflex Silver - LA7W in Reflex Silver Metallic is an original body component designed for installation at the rear of the vehicle. This product from the Boot lids and tailgates category ensures factory-fit, maintenance of body lines, and color consistency with the paint code A7W.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 5H6827025D-RES
• Mark: Volkswagen
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 5H6827025D-RES
• Substitutable numbers: 5H6827025D-RES, 5H6 827 025 D-
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Reflex Silver Metallic - A7W
• Category: Boot & Hatch Lids

Purpose and fitment

The offered boot lid is dedicated to the eighth-generation Volkswagen Golf (Mk8) hatchback model. The component has been designed as part of the rear body structure, maintaining the factory mounting points, geometry, and creases characteristic of this Golf generation. This allows for precise alignment with the rear fenders, bumper, and glass without the need for structural modifications.

Color and paint finish

The boot lid is finished in Reflex Silver Metallic – A7W, one of the popular silver paint shades used by Volkswagen. The metallic coating provides uniform light reflection and an aesthetic appearance for the bodywork, while also making it easier to match with the vehicle's existing paint in the same color code. For body and paint shops, this means limiting the scope of painting work to potential corrections and polishing.

Technical characteristics of the component

The boot lid belongs to the group of body structural elements responsible for closing the cargo space from the rear. The design is intended for installation at the rear of the vehicle, using standard hinges, struts, and the lock. The mounting holes, creases, and edges comply with Volkswagen's factory specifications, which facilitates the transfer of accessories from the previous lid, such as the glass, trim strips, or license plate lighting.

As a used component, the boot lid is a practical solution for accident repairs where the priority is to maintain correct body geometry and reduce costs compared to a new part. Its original origin from the Volkswagen group helps maintain appropriate rigidity and compatibility with other body panels.

Application in body repairs

Replacing the tailgate is a typical operation for rear vehicle damage, such as parking collisions, rear-end impacts, or local corrosion. Using an original boot lid in the correct color allows you to:

• minimize the scope of filling and straightening deformed elements,
• reduce the time required for preparation and painting,
• maintain a consistent appearance of the rear body section,
• preserve the proper operation of the lock and trunk seals.

For service centers and workshops specializing in body repairs, this is a convenient solution that speeds up the process of restoring the vehicle to full operational efficiency.

Integration with other Volkswagen body components

The boot lid works with other rear body components, such as the rear bumper, lights, seals, and glass. Maintaining factory dimensions and shape facilitates the adjustment of gaps between panels and the correct alignment of body lines. As a result, after installation, it is possible to achieve an aesthetic, uniform fit, which is important both visually and functionally (trunk tightness, proper closing).

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body zone in your Volkswagen and need other elements from the same group, such as additional covers, panels, or other lids, check the available parts in the Volkswagen boot lids and tailgates category.

Practical installation and maintenance tips

During installation, it is recommended to use the factory mounting points and check the geometry of the hinges and lock to ensure proper closing and uniform gaps. It is also worth paying attention to the condition of the seals and water drainage elements around the lid, which affects the protection of the trunk interior against moisture. For vehicles used intensively, regular inspection of the lock and hinge adjustment maintains ease of use and reduces wear on mating parts.

For users interested in a broader technical context of vehicle operation, including the impact of engine operating temperature on component durability, the guide article Engine cooling system – overheating, repair, and used radiators, which discusses the relationship between cooling system efficiency and engine lifespan, may be helpful.