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Quick Answer: The most reliable VIN location for the Skoda Kodiaq is the engine bay stamp on the right strut tower/inner wing. It’s stamped directly into the metal high up near the coolant expansion tank. Bring a light and wipe off dust/grime so you can read every character cleanly.
Where is the VIN number in Skoda Kodiaq (Skoda Kodiaq II [2020-2020])?
This guide covers the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) locations for the Skoda Kodiaq (Skoda Kodiaq II [2020-2020]) produced between 2020–2020, including the quickest places to check and the spots inspectors use to verify identity.
Chassis Number Locations
1) Engine Bay — Right Strut Tower (Stamped into Metal) 
- Where to look: Open the hood and go to the right-hand side of the engine bay (right inner wing/strut tower). The VIN is stamped into the metal, positioned high up near the coolant expansion tank area; on the shown vehicle the characters are bracketed by star symbols.
- Access: Usually easy to reach, but the stamp can sit in shadow under the hood line and it often collects road dust/grime—wipe it down before reading.
- Note: “Right” means the vehicle’s right side (direction of travel). This does not change between LHD and RHD.
- Tip: If the stamp is dusty or the characters look faint, wipe it and then scan it in High Contrast AI mode with ScanVin.app so you don’t misread similar characters like B/8, S/5, or 0/O.
2) Windshield VIN Plate — Lower Corner of Dash (Viewed from Outside) 
- Where to look: From outside the vehicle, look through the lower corner of the windshield at the VIN plate on top of the dashboard.
- Access: Quick check, but the glass often causes glare/reflections, and the corner can be partially blocked by wiper blades or debris.
- Note: On LHD vehicles this is typically on the left lower corner; on RHD vehicles it’s typically on the right lower corner.
- Tip: To beat windshield glare, change your angle slightly and capture it instantly with the ScanVin.app phone scanner instead of trying to hand-transcribe it through reflections.
3) B-Pillar / Door Jamb Identification Label (Type Plate) 
- Where to look: Open a front door and check the B-pillar / door jamb area for the type plate/sticker that lists the VIN and vehicle weights.
- Access: Usually the easiest to read because it’s a high-contrast label, but it can be scratched, repainted over, or missing after body repairs.
- Note: Placement can vary by market—check both sides if you don’t see it immediately.
- Tip: If the label is scuffed or the print is light, use the ScanVin.app VIN reader to scan the sticker cleanly and reduce typing mistakes.
Video Guide
Video Tutorial: Skoda Kodiaq Chassis Vin Number Location
- Quick walkthrough showing a clear, steady close-up of the engine bay stamped chassis/VIN number on the right strut tower.
Common Problems & Troubleshooting
- Engine bay stamp unreadable: Road grime and dust collect on the strut tower—scrub the stamped area gently (rag + mild cleaner), then re-check under better lighting.
- Windshield plate hard to capture: Glare/reflections can wash out the characters—move your body angle, shade the glass with your hand, or scan from a slightly higher position.
- Door-jamb sticker doesn’t prove everything: Labels can be replaced—always cross-check that the windshield VIN, engine bay stamp, and paperwork all match before buying.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the VIN on Skoda Kodiaq?
Most reliably it’s stamped in the engine bay on the right strut tower/inner wing (near the coolant expansion tank). You can also read it through the lower corner of the windshield on the dashboard VIN plate.
Which VIN location is the most important for Skoda Kodiaq?
The stamped VIN in the engine bay is typically the most important for identity checks because it’s permanently marked into the body structure and is harder to tamper with than a sticker.
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Note on Data Sources
Information about VIN location in this model comes from aggregation of official technical documentation (OEM) and spare parts catalogs. Despite careful algorithmic verification, the data is for reference purposes only. Final vehicle identification should always be confirmed by an authorized technician.
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