BMW F01 LCI Rear Door Trim Strip Cover Wood Ash Right O/S Anthracite 9151206

BMW F01 LCI Rear Door Trim Strip Cover Wood Ash Right O/S Anthracite is an original interior trim component designed for the rear right door panel in facelifted 7 Series models. The stylish wood finish helps restore the cohesive look of the door upholstery, maintaining the factory character of the cabin and aesthetic alignment with other decorative elements.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9151206
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9151206
• Substitutable numbers: 51429151206, 9151206
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Category: Door Panels

Purpose and compatibility for BMW F01 LCI

The trim strip has been specifically designed as a finishing element for the rear right door of the BMW 7 Series F01 generation after the LCI facelift. This ensures proper fitment with the door upholstery, door handle, and other decorative panels, without the need for modifications or forced adjustments.

Its placement on the rear right side of the vehicle makes this component both visually and functionally significant – it is responsible for the aesthetic finish of the area that passengers come into direct contact with when entering, riding in, and exiting the vehicle.

Finish characteristics and function in door upholstery

The wood-style finish gives the interior an elegant, prestigious character typical of luxury BMW limousines. The trim strip serves a decorative function within the Door upholstery, masking material joints and emphasizing the side line of the interior.

The properly selected shape and profile of the trim allow for stable seating in the factory mounting points, which translates into a lack of unwanted play, squeaking, or vibrations while driving. As a result, the interior retains a cohesive, orderly appearance, and passengers perceive the cabin as refined and comfortable.

Condition, origin, and advantages of using a used part

The item comes from disassembly, which allows for the preservation of original mounting parameters and compliance with BMW factory specifications. Using a used part in this case is particularly beneficial because:

• it ensures the preservation of the original texture and color of the finish,
• it facilitates matching with other trim strips in the cabin,
• it reduces the costs of interior repair or refurbishment while maintaining high quality.

For owners of the 7 Series F01 LCI, this is a practical solution when replacing a damaged, scratched, or missing trim strip, allowing for the restoration of visual consistency in the interior without interfering with the door structure.

Installation and practical application

The trim strip is intended for installation in the factory mounting points in the rear right door, which facilitates assembly in workshop conditions or by an experienced user. A correctly installed element:

• complements the decorative line of the door panel,
• protects a fragment of the upholstery from direct contact and minor mechanical damage,
• enhances the overall aesthetics of the cabin, which is particularly visible to rear-seat passengers.

Thanks to the preservation of the original geometry of the trim, it is possible to quickly restore the factory look of the interior after a collision, bodywork repair, or upholstery replacement.

Expanding your BMW interior upgrade

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the door area in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as door panels, decorative inserts, or additional trim strips, check out the available parts in the BMW door upholstery category.

When selecting finishing elements from the secondary market, it is worth being guided not only by appearance but also by compliance with manufacturer markings and the actual visual condition. Specialized guides on purchasing used components may be helpful – you can find them, among others, in the article Why it is worth buying used gearboxes and engines – facts instead of myths, which discusses practical rules for verifying second-hand parts and the approach to OEM markings.