BMW F11 LCI Touring Seat Backrest Rear Left N/S Back Cover Leather Brown

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

BMW F11 LCI Touring Seat Backrest Rear Left N/S Back Cover Leather Brown is an original upholstery component designed for installation on the rear seat on the left side. The brown leather finish allows for an aesthetic replacement of a damaged panel while maintaining interior stylistic consistency and factory-fit to the seat structure. It is a practical solution for users who want to restore the comfort and appearance of the interior without replacing the entire seat.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7254341
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7254341
• Substitutable numbers: 7254341, 52207254341
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Upholstery material: Leather
• Color: Brown
• Category: Seats and Sofas

Purpose and fitment for BMW F11 LCI Touring

The presented item is a rear left seat backrest designed for installation in the rear seat area on the driver's side. The structure has been designed for the specific BMW 5 Series Touring body after the facelift, which translates into a proper fit with other upholstery elements, mounts, and the backrest folding system. As a result, installation is straightforward, with no structural modifications required.

Material and interior color scheme

The backrest is made of leather upholstery, which provides the comfort characteristic of BMW and ease of maintenance. The brown color allows for a consistent, elegant interior style, especially in premium configurations where a harmonious combination of seats, door panels, and the center console is essential. The leather surface works well with factory heating or backrest adjustment systems, if present in the vehicle's specific configuration.

Function and application in the rear cabin

The rear left seat backrest plays a key role in the ergonomics of the rear seat – it is responsible for passenger back support, works with the seat cushion and folding mechanism, and also affects cabin acoustics and insulation. Replacing the backrest itself is beneficial when:

• the original element has suffered mechanical damage or wear,
• local interior repair is necessary without replacing the entire seat,
• you want to restore a consistent look to the upholstery after previous modifications.

Thanks to the use of the original design, compatibility with factory mounting points and correct backrest geometry relative to the seat cushion and seat belts are maintained.

Characteristics of the used component

The backrest comes from dismantling, which means it is a used but still functional element for further use. Such components are popular choices for interior renovations because they allow for maintaining the original character of the cabin and reducing costs compared to a complete upholstery replacement. A used leather upholstery element works well especially when other parts of the interior also show natural signs of wear and you care about visual consistency.

Benefits of using an original backrest

Using an original rear seat backrest in a BMW F11 LCI Touring provides a number of practical advantages:

• Factory-fit to the seat structure – no issues with geometry, upholstery lines, or installation.
• Consistent brown leather color scheme with other interior elements.
• Possibility of local rear seat repair without interfering with the entire upholstery.
• Cost-effective solution while maintaining high material quality.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear seat area in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as backrests, seat cushions, or additional seat modules, check the available parts in the BMW Seats and Benches category.

How to select an upholstery element and plan an interior upgrade

When selecting a rear seat backrest, it is worth paying attention to the interior configuration, type of upholstery, and the layout of the rear seat in the specific vehicle. Comparing the shape, stitching, and division of the backrest with the currently installed element can be helpful. For those planning a broader cabin upgrade – replacing several seats, the steering wheel, or multimedia modules – a guide describing the practical aspects of purchasing components from the secondary market will be useful. Detailed tips can be found in the article Premium interior for half the price: second-hand seats, steering wheels, and multimedia, which discusses the selection, compatibility, and installation of interior equipment in an orderly and technical manner.