BMW 3 Series E92 2 Rear Right O/S Lateral Trim Panel Lining Black Leather

BMW 3 Series E92 2 Rear Right O/S Lateral Trim Panel Lining Black Leather is an original interior trim component designed for installation on the right side of the rear cabin. Thanks to its factory-spec fitment and black leather finish, it allows you to maintain a consistent interior look and restore its aesthetics after the original lining has been damaged or worn. This is a practical solution for users who expect a solid, BMW-compliant component from the Door panels category.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7218808-2
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7218808
• Substitutable numbers: 51437218808, 7218808, 51436980626, 6980626, 51439165972, 9165972, 51436980746, 6980746, 51439165888, 9165888, 51437218832, 7218832
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right
• Color: Black
• Category: Door Panels

Purpose and fitment for BMW 3 Series E92

The presented side panel has been designed specifically for the BMW 3 Series E92 coupé body style and is mounted in the rear part of the cabin on the right side. This means that its geometry, mounting points, and crease lines are consistent with the factory interior design, which facilitates installation and ensures proper alignment with adjacent trim elements.

This component is particularly useful when replacing a damaged or heavily worn lining, especially when you want to preserve the original character of your BMW interior. Factory fitment reduces the risk of unwanted gaps, squeaks, or color mismatches compared to other trim elements.

Finish: black leather and stylistic consistency

The panel is finished in black, which matches the popular BMW 3 Series E92 interior configuration and allows for easy integration into the existing cabin layout. The leather finish provides a pleasant-to-touch surface and an aesthetic, organized look for the rear part of the interior.

The uniform color and material ensure that, once installed, the panel forms a cohesive whole with the remaining side elements, seats, and backrests, without the impression of an "out-of-place" component. This is particularly important for repairs in vehicles where maintaining the original, understated character of the cabin is a priority.

Functional characteristics and installation

As a component in the Door panels category, the panel serves both a protective and aesthetic function, covering the side structure of the body and continuing the trim line along the rear seat. Its precisely matched shape facilitates the ergonomics of the space for rear passengers, and the leather surface is easy to clean and maintain.

The product comes from dismantling, which means it is a used part that retains its functionality and is intended for re-installation. In practice, this allows for an economical interior repair while maintaining the original BMW specification, without the need to use aftermarket replacements with uncertain fitment.

Why it is worth using an original side panel

Using an original BMW 3 Series E92 2 Rear Right O/S Lateral Trim Panel Lining Black Leather offers several significant benefits:

• preservation of the factory interior design line,
• color consistency with other cabin elements,
• secure fitment to the rear right side of the body,
• the ability to restore aesthetics after mechanical damage or signs of wear.

Thanks to this solution, you can renew the rear part of the cabin in a controlled manner, without interfering with the vehicle's structure and without the need for a costly overhaul of the entire interior. It is a sensible choice for accident repairs, spot renovations, and preparing the car for sale.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the side interior zone in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as linings, panels, or door cards, check out the available parts in the BMW Door panels category.

For a better understanding of the connections between interior elements and the vehicle's steering system, as well as examples of used parts, it is worth reading an article describing how the steering and power steering system works – you can find it here: Steering and power steering system – how does it work and what fails?.