Daewoo Lanos Tuning Parts — Page 28

Tuning for Daewoo Lanos (Lanos) model years 1998–2017 includes accessories for both the sedan and hatchback, collected on one page. Some products are vehicle-specific: made for the Lanos body and interior and installed in factory mounting points. The rest are universal accessories that also fit Lanos, but you should choose them by the dimensions listed on the product page.

Interior and trunk mats

The largest group of vehicle-specific products for Lanos is floor mats. They follow the floor shape and stay in place. Kit contents vary: some sets include four mats, others include five—the fifth covers the rear tunnel (also called the bridge), so check the “Package contents” on the product page.

• EVA mats Digital Designs — a 5-mat set in several colors (black, gray, beige, blue, brown). Lightweight, do not absorb moisture, and dirt and water stay in the cells.
• Rubber and polyurethane — Carsuit, Polytep (including versions with raised edges), and Stingray; the Stingray 3D set includes 4 main mats and a tunnel cover. Raised edges help contain water and dirt, making them a good choice for winter and rough roads.
• Textile — available in Classic, Premium, and Deluxe versions.
• Trunk mats — separate options for hatchback (HB) and sedan (SD). The trunks differ between these body types, so check the body type in the product name.

Exterior tuning

• HIC window deflectors made of polycarbonate for 4 doors — surface-mounted with double-sided tape or in-channel under the window seal. Surface-mounted ones are applied on the outside to a degreased frame above the window, without tucking under the seal.
• Winter grille covers — an upper cover for the factory grille and a separate lower piece, made of ABS plastic. This is not a grille replacement: the cover installs on top without removing anything; mounting hardware is included. It does not seal the radiator airtight—air gaps remain, and in spring you simply remove the cover. Before buying, compare your car’s grille shape with the product photos.
• Chrome trim covers Carmos made of stainless steel: for mirrors, door handles (8 pieces—two per handle), window surrounds, trunk edge, and rear strip. The window surrounds stick over the factory rubber and do not replace the seal. Also available nearby are fender arch trims (black ABS plastic 3.5 cm wide or stainless steel) and turn signal repeater grilles. Arch trims are mounted with windshield adhesive or double-sided tape—both methods are shown in the instructions on the product page.
• Fog lights — a vehicle-specific set of two halogen lamps for factory locations. The package list includes only the lamps, so choose the bulbs by base type in the car bulbs section.
• For body styling, universal lip spoilers, diffusers, rear bumper protectors, and exhaust tips are available—choose them by bumper dimensions and fit them during installation.

Interior tuning

• Door sill plates — vehicle-specific Carmos V1 and V3 in stainless steel (they differ in the length of the rear plates) and Flexill made of aluminum and plastic. These are interior plates: they stick on with self-adhesive backing and protect the sill metal from shoe scuffs.
• Dashboard trim covers — self-adhesive silicone trims Meric with a wood, carbon, aluminum, or titanium look. This is décor applied over the factory plastic, not a new dashboard: it refreshes the dash and hides minor scratches. Apply to clean, degreased plastic, preferably in warm conditions.
• Universal armrests (including versions with USB, a cup holder, or ventilation), seat covers and gear shift knobs, seat protectors, and organizers — for those who want more comfort than the basic interior provides. It’s best to test-fit universal items: a shift knob or shift boot may require minor adjustment.

Roof rack and small accessories

For Lanos, the catalog includes roof racks for a smooth roof without rails—for example, a pair of Oluksuz V4 crossbars made of aluminum and plastic with a complete installation kit. You can then mount a roof box, bike carrier, or ski rack on the crossbars. Small items include Polytep mud flaps, wheel center caps, a license plate frame, and a Daewoo logo keychain. Center caps are selected not by the car name and not by wheel diameter, but by two measurements: the inner mounting diameter and the outer diameter—measure them on your wheel.

How to choose the right product for your Lanos

1. Check the body type. Trunk mats differ for sedan and hatchback.
2. Compare the front-end details with photos. The 1998–2017 range is wide, and the grille and bumper on Lanos of different years and assemblies can have different shapes—when choosing winter covers and grille trims, compare them with the product photos.
3. Check the product type in the specifications. Vehicle-specific parts install without modifications; universal items are chosen by dimensions from the product page.
4. Confirm the installation method. Self-adhesive, in-channel under the seal, clamps, or factory locations—this determines whether you can install it yourself. Before applying any trim, degrease the surface.
5. Verify compatibility if your car was sold under another name. Product pages list Daewoo Lanos 1998–2017; for Chevrolet Lanos, ZAZ Lanos, Daewoo Sens, or Chance, compare dimensions before ordering.

This description was prepared with the help of AI based on the analysis of over 1 million phone calls between DD Tuning managers and customers, as well as the company knowledge base. We collected the questions customers ask most often and practical, field-tested answers.