Mercedes C140 Boot Lid Tailgate Cover Trim Rear Panel Carpet A1406941225

Mercedes C140 Boot Lid Tailgate Cover Trim Rear Panel Carpet is an original cargo area equipment component, designed specifically for the rear section of the C140-generation S-Class coupé. Thanks to its factory fitment and robust construction, this dedicated boot carpet allows you to restore the aesthetics and functionality of the luggage compartment to the manufacturer's standard, while providing an organized and stable surface for transported items.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A1406941225
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A1406941225
• Substitutable numbers: A1406941225, A 140 694 12 25
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Floor Mats, Carpets & Boot Liners

Purpose and fitment for the C140 body

The presented carpet is a component intended for installation in the rear part of the vehicle, in the boot area. The design has been developed for the specific dimensions and geometry of the C140 body, which translates into:

• precise fit against the boot floor,
• stable positioning without the need for additional fasteners,
• visually consistent appearance with other upholstery elements.

As a result, the driver receives factory-grade fitment and predictable behavior of the carpet during daily use, without the material sliding or curling.

Protective and functional role

The boot carpet in the C140 model plays a key role in protecting the boot floor from dirt and mechanical damage. Its use allows for:

• reducing wear on the factory metal and structural floor elements,
• increasing acoustic comfort through additional sound deadening of the rear body section,
• maintaining a more organized cargo space.

The properly selected surface structure also facilitates cleaning and routine maintenance, which is important during intensive vehicle use in both urban and extra-urban conditions.

Characteristics of the original Mercedes component

As a part from the Boot carpets, mats, and trays group dedicated to Mercedes, the C140 boot carpet maintains the vehicle manufacturer's quality standards. This means, among other things:

• maintaining the proper stiffness and flexibility of the material in the rear body section,
• compatibility with the factory structural points of the boot,
• color and texture consistency with other interior trim elements.

Choosing an original component allows you to avoid problems typical of aftermarket replacements, such as inaccurate fitment or unsightly gaps at the edges.

Condition, service, and restoration application

The item comes from dismantling, which makes it an attractive proposition for vehicle service or restoration, particularly in the case of collector's items or heavily used vehicles. This type of carpet is suitable for situations where:

• the original boot floor is worn, frayed, or mechanically damaged,
• it is necessary to restore the interior to a configuration close to factory condition,
• the priority is to maintain the original character of the C140 model.

By using a component from the same model line, it is possible to consistently recreate the factory look of the boot without interfering with the body structure.

Complementary Mercedes boot equipment

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the boot area in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as additional carpets, mats, or protective trays, check the available parts in the Mercedes boot carpets, mats, and trays category.

Expert support and cost optimization

When planning broader service work, it is worth considering the impact of using used components on the total cost of vehicle maintenance. Selecting original parts from dismantling, such as the boot carpet for the Mercedes C140, often allows for significant cost savings while maintaining a high level of fitment. If you want to better understand how the use of used parts affects the economics of vehicle operation, take a look at the article Volkswagen 1.9 TDI vs 1.4 TSI – evolution of VW engines and repair costs, which discusses practical aspects of optimizing repair costs using components from the secondary market.