BMW Z4 Series E89 Rear Left N/S Quarter Side Panel Wing Fender Spacegrau Grey

BMW Z4 Series E89 Rear Left N/S Quarter Side Panel Wing Fender Spacegrau Grey is an original body component designed for precise quarter panel installation. Thanks to its factory origin from BMW, it ensures an exact fit to the body lines and color consistency with the Spacegrau paint. This is a solution for users who expect a solid base for professional post-accident repairs or restoration.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7225123-SCG
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7225123
• Substitutable numbers: 41007225123, 7225123
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Color: Spacegrau Metallic - A52
• Category: Fenders

Purpose and fitment for BMW Z4 E89

The presented item is a rear left side body panel designed for the BMW Z4 E89 series roadster. As an original BMW part, the fender maintains factory geometry, which facilitates the correct alignment of gaps between the door, bumper, and trunk lid. Such a design reduces the need for time-consuming bodywork adjustments and allows for a more predictable installation process.

Technical characteristics and Spacegrau Metallic A52 color

The side body panel was manufactured as a structural element of the rear body, responsible for the shape of the wheel arch, the side line, and a fragment of the luggage area. The applied Spacegrau Metallic A52 paint is a popular, elegant shade of gray used by BMW, which masks minor dirt well and is advantageous in terms of matching the shade when painting adjacent elements.

The factory color provides additional value during repairs, as the body shop and painter already have the correct base for surface preparation – in many cases, a correction and refreshing of the coating is sufficient instead of full repainting from scratch.

Application in body repairs

The rear left fender in the form of a quarter panel is used primarily for:

• repairs after collisions involving the rear left part of the vehicle,
• correction of wheel arch geometry and side lines,
• body restoration in cases of advanced local corrosion,
• restoring the original appearance of the car after unprofessional body repairs.

Thanks to the preservation of the factory shape of the panel, it is possible to obtain a consistent body line, which is important both aesthetically and technically (proper airflow, fitment of the bumper, trunk lid, and lamps).

Benefits of choosing an original used component

The original BMW side panel is a compromise between quality and repair cost. A used body element allows for significant expenditure reduction compared to a new part, while maintaining factory construction and material. This is especially important for larger body repairs, where the sum of parts and labor costs is high.

Choosing such a solution is beneficial for body and paint shops as well as individual users who want to restore the full functionality and aesthetics of the vehicle while controlling the budget. Original geometry and compliance with BMW technology facilitate the work of specialists and shorten the fitting time.

Installation zone and integration with the body

The element is intended for installation in the rear left part of the body, covering the area of the wheel arch, side wall, and a fragment of the trunk structure. A properly installed panel works with other body components, such as the rear bumper, doors, trunk lid, or lamps, ensuring a consistent flow of edges and gaps.

Due to the nature of the element, installation in a specialized body shop is recommended, using appropriate joining techniques and anti-corrosion protection to fully utilize the potential of the part and ensure the durability of the repair.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the body zone in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as side panels, wheel arches, or covers, check the available parts in the BMW Front Fenders category.

If you want to better plan your repair budget and learn how to reasonably use used OEM elements, it is worth reading the guide Rising repair costs and the boom in used parts – how to save on car service?, which discusses a practical approach to choosing used parts for vehicle service.