Tucks Performance
Aftermarket Door Window Weatherstrip Set to suit Toyota Hilux N70 (2005–2015)
Aftermarket Door Window Weatherstrip Set to suit Toyota Hilux N70 (2005–2015)
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Door window weatherstrip set to suit the Toyota Hilux N70 2005-2015 four-door – stops leaks, wind noise and dust getting into the cab.
What you get:
- Full set of 4 door window seals, or individual pieces
- Rubber and PVC, UV stable
- Buckle clips, no cutting or trimming
- Front left, front right, rear left, rear right
Note: Confirm which pieces you need before ordering. Professional installation recommended.
Tuck's Performance is proudly Australian owned and operated. Some products are sourced through our supplier partners and dispatched directly to you – please allow additional handling time as noted in our Shipping Policy.
Aftermarket part – not a genuine Toyota part.
Tucks Performance is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Toyota Motor Corporation in any way. Toyota, Hilux, LandCruiser, Prado and FJ Cruiser are trade marks of Toyota and are used only to show which vehicles this part fits.

Ordered from here because I needed the item asap and this company claims to be all Australian, it has been over 20 days and my item is still not even in the country. Very misleading and deceptive. Will not be ordering from here again
Alice, I’ve already explained to you that it’s very clear we’re an Australian company.
We have around 2,500 Facebook followers here in Australia. If you Google us, you can find our ABN, phone number, address, and our business details — so it’s pretty obvious we’re based in Australia.
Yes, your particular item may have shipped from overseas, but we’re not the only retailer that does that. In fact, plenty of major Australian retailers do it too — Bunnings, Mitre 10, Supercheap Auto, Woolworths, David Jones, and Myer, just to name a few. It’s the way things are going.
We do apologise that the freight took longer than expected, but please don’t hold that against us — and you really should have done your homework before saying we’re “not an Australian company” or “Chinese,” because we’re not.