Travall 1413
Anyone using one?
Any pictures of it installed in place?

I've had Travall guards in the last 3 vehicles - always been very pleased.

The LR genuine guard is too expensive & also covers to the floor.
For my use this is awkward - I find it useful to still be able to load long items under the guard.

Need to get something soon - the pouches are keen to try out the full fat !!!!

Hey thanks -
Looks good - I wouldn't need or want the divider.
Our two sort of roam together.

Any issues with rattle or fitting?
Main reason I ask is that most (if not all) of the previous guards have had some form of top mount as well.
The L405 only seems sit on the fixed sides of the rear, leaning to the C pillar & being pulled down to the load securing eyes.

Thanks

My Son has one fitted in his L405 and has had no issues at all with it, and he is ultra fussy about rattles & squeaks

He also has to keep a Rhodesian Ridgeback & Lively Labrador controlled behind it  2013 Range Rover Autobiography 4.4 SDV8
Previous:
AMG C Class
AMG GLA
AUDI RS6
NISSAN GT-R x 5

I have one fitted in my 405 but it does squeak and vibrate over pot holes and rough road surfaces, I’ve resorted to taking it out when not in use as it drives me mad.

Good stuff Travall, but you can’t beat a good dog box for keeping the hounds safe, and keeping the cr@p from flying about.

Done fitted -
20 mile run - no rattles - did add an extra pad under the adjustable foot - just gives a better grip.
Guard position also allows for the rear seat to still recline without touching.

TRAVALL
Always a good fit on my last LR cars.
Got refund on my last LR guard on D5 as it rattled despite they tried to fit without rattling.
Bought Travall and absolutely perfect at half the price

I've got the oem full height dog guard, I was really disappointed that LR dropped the half height dog guard and the ease of install/removal that the L322 had. I regularly have large items in the boot that slide under the gaurd and the dog is the back on pretty much a daily basis so....

after looking around I opted for the full height oem and an angle grinder. It still retains mounting points but the lower infill and hatch are gone. I've lost a little width due to the mountings but even aftermarket have some form of fixing in that area.

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sorry slightly off topic but what a beautiful dog...  ... - .- -.




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HDFB110 wrote:

Done fitted -
20 mile run - no rattles - did add an extra pad under the adjustable foot - just gives a better grip.
Guard position also allows for the rear seat to still recline without touching.

My net fits just nicely - so if I need to carry something away from the dog I can still drop the back seat.
A couple of hook on the bottom of the guard gives a good place to store my umbrella.

The rubber floor tray is a Range Rover accessory - you can go for the flat rubber version or this one with the raised edges - just helps retain the dirt more.

The net is a Land Rover accessory - not too sure if it’s still current I got it with a disco4 I had.
Found it to be useful for keeping luggage in place or as I have it here to stop things sliding forward.
Thing you can still get them off eBay

I have a facelifted L405 Autobiography and the lovely cage I had made for my 2014 L405 does not fit as the executive seats decrease the rear area length. It has been used just the once for 14 days away and cost £600!!

I am after a rear dog guard as the pictures above with the wire top . A suitable plastic load tray with raised sides and rear to cover the carpeted sides and back.
What do people recommend please?

I just received a private message I cannot reply to as this was only my second post
Can you send a phone number so you get a return path please Mike