Backrest Cover BMW F01 F07 F10 Front Seat Rear Trim Panel Oyster 9173671

Description

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Backrest Cover BMW F01 F07 F10 Front Seat Rear Trim Panel Oyster is an original upholstery component from the Seats and sofas category, designed for installation on the rear part of the seat in selected BMW F-series models. The light Oyster shade allows for maintaining interior color consistency while visually refreshing the cabin without the need for costly replacement of the entire seat.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9173671-1
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9173671
• Substitutable numbers: 52109173671, 9173671
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Rear
• Category: Seats and Sofas

Purpose and function of the component

The presented rear seat trim panel is a factory-fitted component mounted on the backrest, which protects the seat structure and upholstery from mechanical damage caused by rear-seat passengers. The element is used in both the front seat area and the rear row, making it essential for the aesthetics of the entire cabin.

The Oyster-colored cover allows for maintaining a uniform interior finish in light-colored BMW configurations, which is important for post-accident repairs, replacing damaged seat backs, or gradual upholstery restoration.

Construction and fitment for BMW

As a component from the Seats and sofas category, the cover has been designed for the specific backrest shapes used in selected BMW F-series models, which translates into a proper fit with the seat frame and other trim panels. The design includes factory mounting points, ensuring that installation is straightforward and requires no modifications.

Using an original rear seat cover reduces the risk of rattles, looseness, or unsightly gaps between interior elements. This is particularly important in premium-class vehicles, where a consistent, quiet, and orderly cabin finish is expected.

Benefits of using a pre-owned seat cover

Choosing a used OEM component allows for significantly reducing repair costs compared to purchasing a new part, while maintaining proper fit and compliance with factory specifications. This type of cover is a good solution for:

• replacing cracked or scratched seat backs,
• restoring a consistent interior look after localized damage,
• gradual cabin restoration in older vehicles.

By using an original rear seat panel, you can maintain the character of the BMW interior, avoiding visual differences in texture or shade typical of low-quality aftermarket replacements.

Practical installation and maintenance tips

The rear seat cover is a component that, during daily use, is exposed to contact with rear-seat passengers’ footwear, luggage, or child seats. Replacing a worn panel with a functional one improves the overall appearance of the cabin and makes cleaning easier – a smooth surface is easier to clean than damaged upholstery.

Before installation, it is worth verifying the compatibility of the shape and mounts with your seat and planning the work so as not to damage adjacent trim elements. In case of doubts regarding the backrest removal procedure, BMW service manuals or support from a specialized vehicle interior workshop may be helpful.

Expanding and personalizing your BMW interior

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the seating area in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as backrests, seat cushions, or additional upholstery panels, check the available parts in the BMW Seats and sofas category.

For drivers who want a broader approach to refreshing the cabin, a guide describing the selection of seats, steering wheels, and multimedia systems from the secondary market will be useful – you can find a detailed discussion in the article Premium interior for half the price: second-hand seats, steering wheels, and multimedia.

If you are interested in a wider use of salvaged parts for restoring an older BMW, it is also worth reading the material No parts at the dealership? How to handle repairs of older models using salvaged parts, which discusses a practical approach to economical repair using original used components.