BMW F10 LCI Rear Upper Section Comfort Seat Left Right N/O/S 7319058

BMW F10 LCI Rear Upper Section Comfort Seat Left Right is an original upholstery component from the Seat covers group, designed for installation on the driver or passenger seat backrest in facelifted BMW 5 Series models. The rear seat panel allows for an aesthetic finish of the backrest, restoring the factory look of the interior and maintaining the stylistic consistency of the cabin.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7319058
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7319058
• Substitutable numbers: 7319058, 52107319058
• Location on the vehicle: Right, Left
• Category: Seat Covers

Purpose and fitment for BMW F10 LCI

The presented rear seat panel has been designed specifically for the facelifted (LCI) generation of the BMW F10, ensuring a proper fit to the backrest structure and factory mounting points. The component is prepared for installation on both the left and right sides, allowing it to be used for replacing a single backrest or for a symmetrical restoration of both front seats.

Its original BMW origin guarantees dimensional compatibility with stock seats, proper adhesion to the backrest foam, and compatibility with factory clips and guides. As a result, the installation process is straightforward, with no structural modifications required.

Construction and function of the rear seat panel

The rear seat panel serves several important functional and visual roles in the BMW F10 LCI cabin:

• it covers the rear part of the seat backrest, protecting the foam and structure from mechanical damage,
• it organizes the appearance of the rear seat area, which is particularly important for rear-seat passengers,
• it acts as an integral part of the upholstery finish, influencing the perceived quality of the entire interior,
• it facilitates maintenance – the smooth surface is much easier to clean than exposed foam or metal elements.

Thanks to its factory design, the rear panel works with stock seat guides and mounts, allowing for full adjustment functionality and backrest stability.

Application in interior restoration and retrofitting

BMW F10 LCI Rear Upper Section Comfort Seat Left Right is suitable for both standard repairs of a damaged backrest and more extensive interior refreshment projects. Replacing a worn or cracked panel allows you to:

• remove visible signs of wear in the rear part of the seat,
• replace a missing element after previous disassembly,
• restore a consistent upholstery look after replacing seats or their parts.

For interior retrofitting or modernization projects, using an original rear panel from the same model series allows you to maintain a uniform finish standard, without differences in texture or geometry.

Condition, origin, and benefits of choosing a used part

The offered rear seat panel is an aftermarket item sourced from disassembly, which allows you to combine an attractive purchase cost with the preservation of original BMW specifications. Choosing a used OEM component is particularly beneficial when you want to maintain the factory character of the interior without having to use replacements with different geometry or surface quality.

By using an original upholstery element from the Seat covers group, you minimize the risk of installation problems while maintaining the interior to the standard intended by the vehicle manufacturer.

Integration with other BMW upholstery elements

The rear seat panel works with other upholstery components and seat covers to create a cohesive finishing system. During a comprehensive cabin restoration, it is worth considering the condition of seat bolsters, cushions, and other cover panels to achieve a uniform visual effect throughout the interior.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the seating area in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as rear panels, covers, or backrest panels, check out the available parts in the BMW Seat covers category.

Technical support and retrofit inspiration

For those planning a broader BMW interior retrofitting or modernization project, it may be helpful to review practical examples of using disassembled parts from higher trim levels. In this context, it is worth checking out the article Retrofitting in VAG and BMW group cars: How to cost-effectively upgrade your car using used parts from higher versions?, which discusses the approach to professional retrofitting using original components.