Iveco Daily Towbars

All you need to know about towbars for Iveco Daily

Iveco first introduced the Daily into their range in 1999. The Iveco Daily is available as a Chassis cab, or Van. So you know you are installing the right towbar on your Iveco Daily, we have looked at towing capacity, electrical kits, bumper cuts and more for each variation of Iveco Daily below.

Iveco Daily Van(29-49) Towbars

The Iveco Daily Van(29-49) was first released in 1999. To determine which variant of Iveco Daily you have, check your vehicle logbook. This will ensure you purchase the correct towbar.

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Iveco Daily Van(29-49) Nose Weight

Van(29-49) models made between 1999 and 2006 have a minimum nose weight of 250 kg and a maximum nose weight of 250 kg, between 2006 and 2010 have a minimum nose weight of 250 kg and a maximum nose weight of 250 kg, between 2009 and 2012 have a minimum nose weight of 250 kg and a maximum nose weight of 250 kg, between 2011 and 2014 have a minimum nose weight of 250 kg and a maximum nose weight of 250 kg.

What does nose weight mean?

Nose weight is the force on the towball when a caravan or trailer is attached. Every towbar for every vehicle will have a specific nose weight for that vehicle which can differ between the age of the vehicle and the variation of the model. It is crucial that you don’t exceed the nose weight set on the towbar as this is dangerous and can decrease stability when towing.

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Iveco Daily Van(29-49) Electric Kits

Electrical kits connect the electrics in your Van(29-49) to the electrics on your trailer, bike rack or caravan so your lights are still visible.

Electric kits for Iveco Daily Van(29-49)

We would always recommend having a dedicated electrics kit installed, where possible. This syncs with modern computer functions of your Van(29-49), like ABS and trailer stability, rather than just basic lighting.

Why is a dedicated kit important? Well, not only does it work with the specific features of your vehicle, but it also protects the warranty of your Van(29-49) and works with any enhanced safety features you may have.

Of course, you can choose between a dedicated kit or a universal kit, and we do offer both, but a universal electrical kit can affect your manufacturer warranty and you might also need to install a bypass relay.

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Iveco Daily Van(29-49) Software Update

We will alert you as to whether your Van(29-49) requires a software update when you choose your towbar electrics kit.

Does my vehicle need a software update?

Sometimes your vehicle may need a software update to accommodate your new dedicated electrical kit. This is so all of the latest computer features in your Van(29-49) can accurately co-ordinate with your towbar electrics.

Software updates can take place at your local Iveco dealership when your vehicle is in for service. Or, this can sometimes be updated at your local garage when you arrange towbar fitting through WebFit.

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Iveco Daily Van(29-49) Bumper Cuts

Van(29-49) models made between 1999 and 2006 will not require a non-visible bumper cut in order to be fitted, between 2006 and 2010 will not require a non-visible bumper cut in order to be fitted, between 2009 and 2012 will not require a non-visible bumper cut in order to be fitted, between 2011 and 2014 will not require a non-visible bumper cut in order to be fitted.

Does my vehicle need a bumper cut?

Some towbar styles might require a bumper cut in order to be fitted to your vehicle. But, this is improving and newer vehicles are less likely to require a bumper cut due to better towbar designs.

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Iveco Daily Van(29-49) Towing Capacity

Van(29-49) models made between 1999 and 2006 have a towing capacity of 3500 kg to 3500 kg, between 2006 and 2010 have a towing capacity of 3500 kg to 3500 kg, between 2009 and 2012 have a towing capacity of 3500 kg to 3500 kg, between 2011 and 2014 have a towing capacity of 3500 kg to 3500 kg.

Be sure to check the EXACT towing capacity of your vehicle before towing on your VIN plate.

What is towing capacity?

Towing capacity is the weight that your Van(29-49) is capable of towing safely, but it can vary even across the same model of car. It is important to note that the capacity of the towbar and the towing capacity of the Van(29-49) may differ, so you should always go by the specific towing weight of your vehicle, indicated above.

Iveco Daily Chassis cab Towbars

The Iveco Daily Chassis cab was first released in 1999. To determine which variant of Iveco Daily you have, check your vehicle logbook. This will ensure you purchase the correct towbar.

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Iveco Daily Chassis cab Nose Weight

Chassis cab models made between 1999 and 2014 have a minimum nose weight of 250 kg and a maximum nose weight of 250 kg, vehicles made after 2014 have a minimum nose weight of 250 kg and a maximum nose weight of 250 kg.

What does nose weight mean?

Nose weight is the force on the towball when a caravan or trailer is attached. Every towbar for every vehicle will have a specific nose weight for that vehicle which can differ between the age of the vehicle and the variation of the model. It is crucial that you don’t exceed the nose weight set on the towbar as this is dangerous and can decrease stability when towing.

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Iveco Daily Chassis cab Electric Kits

Electrical kits connect the electrics in your Chassis cab to the electrics on your trailer, bike rack or caravan so your lights are still visible.

Electric kits for Iveco Daily Chassis cab

We would always recommend having a dedicated electrics kit installed, where possible. This syncs with modern computer functions of your Chassis cab, like ABS and trailer stability, rather than just basic lighting.

Why is a dedicated kit important? Well, not only does it work with the specific features of your vehicle, but it also protects the warranty of your Chassis cab and works with any enhanced safety features you may have.

Of course, you can choose between a dedicated kit or a universal kit, and we do offer both, but a universal electrical kit can affect your manufacturer warranty and you might also need to install a bypass relay.

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Iveco Daily Chassis cab Software Update

We will alert you as to whether your Chassis cab requires a software update when you choose your towbar electrics kit.

Does my vehicle need a software update?

Sometimes your vehicle may need a software update to accommodate your new dedicated electrical kit. This is so all of the latest computer features in your Chassis cab can accurately co-ordinate with your towbar electrics.

Software updates can take place at your local Iveco dealership when your vehicle is in for service. Or, this can sometimes be updated at your local garage when you arrange towbar fitting through WebFit.

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Iveco Daily Chassis cab Bumper Cuts

Chassis cab models made between 1999 and 2014 will not require a non-visible bumper cut in order to be fitted, vehicles made after 2014 will not require a non-visible bumper cut in order to be fitted.

Does my vehicle need a bumper cut?

Some towbar styles might require a bumper cut in order to be fitted to your vehicle. But, this is improving and newer vehicles are less likely to require a bumper cut due to better towbar designs.

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Iveco Daily Chassis cab Towing Capacity

Chassis cab models made between 1999 and 2014 have a towing capacity of 3500 kg to 3500 kg, vehicles made after 2014 have a towing capacity of 3500 kg to 3500 kg.

Be sure to check the EXACT towing capacity of your vehicle before towing on your VIN plate.

What is towing capacity?

Towing capacity is the weight that your Chassis cab is capable of towing safely, but it can vary even across the same model of car. It is important to note that the capacity of the towbar and the towing capacity of the Chassis cab may differ, so you should always go by the specific towing weight of your vehicle, indicated above.

To find specific details for your Iveco Daily, select your vehicle below.

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