86513-0X000 / 86514-0X000 / 86613-0X000 / 86614-0X000 Front Bumper Bracket / Rear Bumper Bracket for Hyundai I10 ’07 / I10 ’11

Front Bumper Bracket / Rear Bumper Bracket for Hyundai I10 ’07 / I10 ’11: Parts selection should begin with the removed component and the exact vehicle record. The component belongs to the bumper inspection group.

Product Specifications

Purchase Preparation

This front bumper bracket / rear bumper bracket is associated with Hyundai I10 ’07 / I10 ’11. Record 86513-0X000 / 86514-0X000 / 86613-0X000 / 86614-0X000 and compare it with the old part before asking for availability. Use the vehicle record and the removed component together; market specification or previous repairs may change the required version.

Component Matching Record

• Bracket and bolt-hole spacing
• Lamp or grille openings
• Side-retainer engagement
• Upper edge alignment below the lamps
• Overall corner curvature

A vehicle inspector should capture bracket and bolt-hole spacing, verify lamp or grille openings, and align overall corner curvature before the carton is allocated. This route applies to the front bumper bracket / rear bumper bracket shown for Hyundai I10 ’07 / I10 ’11.

If images accompany the enquiry, include an upper-edge image, a connector close-up, and an upper-edge image. Label the evidence with the product reference shown in the specification table so the workshop and purchasing team review one configuration.

A vehicle inspector can begin with upper-edge image to capture bracket and bolt-hole spacing. A second image should show side-retainer engagement from connector close-up. Before the carton is allocated, verify overall corner curvature and note any difference from the removed component. Keep these observations with the Hyundai I10 ’07 / I10 ’11 vehicle record.

The stock controller should cross-check side-retainer engagement from a chassis-plate image, then mark side-retainer engagement before the fitment decision is signed off. The stock controller should measure bracket and bolt-hole spacing from a lower-retainer view, then record lamp or grille openings before the commercial request is submitted. The maintenance supervisor should mark overall corner curvature from an installation-opening picture, then measure bracket and bolt-hole spacing before the installation begins. A collision-repair specialist should review overall corner curvature from a fixing-point close-up, then evaluate side-retainer engagement before the commercial request is submitted.

Inspection Route

Inspect clips and retainers because worn hardware can affect alignment even when the main part is correct. No packing entry is published here; request current carton and quantity information with the quotation.

Configuration Check

Provide quantity, destination country and the clearest available vehicle details for a B2B quotation. Ask the supplier to review availability, packing and delivery terms against the identified component rather than a generic model description.

Fitment FAQ

What vehicle information should be checked first?

Application information points to Hyundai I10 ’07 / I10 ’11. A workshop should still compare the removed item and mounting location before ordering.

How is the pictured version best verified?

Ask the workshop to inspect bracket and bolt-hole spacing together with side-retainer engagement. VIN or chassis information can clarify market-specific differences.

What information helps confirm availability?

Provide quantity, destination country and the clearest available vehicle details for a B2B quotation. Providing the vehicle record at the start reduces follow-up questions during quotation.