Nissan NV400 Wheel Arch Liner Replacement Parts

Yes, wheel arch liners are fitted to the NV400 — they are the plastic or felt inner panels that sit inside each wheel arch to protect the bodywork and wiring from road debris and water. Both front and rear arches can have liners, and replacements are a common request at breakers' yards. They are a genuine used part worth sourcing.

The NV400 was launched in 2011 and received a notable facelift in 2016, and while the underlying X62 platform remained the same throughout, body pressing details around the arches can differ across that boundary. For front arch liners especially, the facelift brought changes to the front end that may affect liner shape and mounting points. Always confirm with the breaker using both vehicles' registration numbers before purchasing across the 2016 facelift boundary.

Wheelbase — short wheelbase (SWB) or long wheelbase (LWB) — primarily affects the rear arch area and underside, so a rear arch liner from an LWB van is unlikely to match an SWB van correctly. Roof height (low roof, medium roof, high roof) generally does not affect arch liner fitment since the arch shape itself does not change with roof height. Always quote your wheelbase to the breaker when asking for a rear liner.

For the rear arch liners specifically, the door configuration — barn doors versus a single tailgate — can influence the surrounding panel geometry and trim attachments near the rear opening. While the arch itself sits further forward along the sill, mounts and clips near the rear may differ between the two configurations. Confirm your door type with the breaker to make sure the liner and its fixings are a match.

Trim level does not affect wheel arch liner fitment on the NV400 — the arch shape is determined by the body structure, not the specification level. You may find that some liners from higher-spec vans have additional sound-deadening material or differ slightly in finish, but they will mount in the same way. Focus on matching the year, wheelbase, and which arch (front NS, front OS, rear NS, rear OS) rather than the trim grade.

The NV400, Renault Master, and Vauxhall Movano are all built on the same platform and share a great deal of bodywork, so liners from these sister vans are sometimes interchangeable. However, there can be differences in pressing details, mounting clips, or liner shape between the badges even within the same generation, and mid-generation changes complicate this further. This is exactly the kind of cross-badge question to put to the breaker with both registration numbers, as they will have handled all three vans and can confirm compatibility before you buy.