Mercedes S212 Rear Bumper Estate Trim Panel Cover Tenorite Grey Metallic - 755

Visual condition of the part

Possible scratches and paint chips – condition as shown in the product photos.

Mercedes S212 Rear Bumper Estate Trim Panel Cover Tenorite Grey Metallic - 755 is an original body component designed for installation in the rear section of the vehicle. Thanks to its factory-fit design, it ensures a seamless look with the bumper, while the elegant Tenorite Grey Metallic - 755 shade allows you to maintain the body's aesthetics without the need to experiment with aftermarket replacements. It is a practical solution for post-accident repairs, visual adjustments, and restoring the vehicle to a near-factory condition.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: A2128809445-TNG
• Mark: Mercedes (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: A2128809445
• Substitutable numbers: A2128809445, A 212 880 94 45, BG
• Weight: 150
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Tenorite Grey Metallic - 755
• Category: Bumpers & Reinforcements

Technical specifications and fitment

The described trim panel is a component from the Bumpers and reinforcements group, intended for installation in the rear body section of the S212 series Estate version. The construction has been designed for specific mounting points on the Mercedes body, which facilitates installation and reduces the need for additional bodywork modifications or shape adjustments.

The component has a factory-defined weight, which is important for maintaining proper weight distribution in the rear of the vehicle and compatibility with bumper mounts. The placement on the vehicle is clearly defined as the rear, so the panel does not require adaptation to other body zones.

Tenorite Grey Metallic - 755 paint finish

The panel surface is finished in Tenorite Grey Metallic - 755, characteristic of many Mercedes E-Class Estate configurations. This shade provides a subtle, elegant look that blends well with the chrome and plastic bumper elements as well as other parts of the body.

For body shops and end users, this means the possibility of limiting the scope of painting to potential touch-ups only, rather than full painting of the component from scratch. It also facilitates visual matching during partial repairs of the rear body zone.

Practical application in rear body repairs

The Mercedes S212 Rear Bumper Estate Trim Panel Cover will prove particularly useful in situations involving:

• mechanical damage to the lower or middle part of the bumper in the Estate version,
• cracks, abrasions, or deformations of the factory panel,
• the need to restore a consistent look to the rear of the vehicle after a collision,
• post-accident repairs where maintaining the original geometry of body components is essential.

The original Mercedes origin helps maintain the proper bumper line, which is important for both aesthetics and correct fitment with other components of the rear body section.

Condition, origin, and benefits of using a used part

The component comes from the used parts segment, which allows for economical repair while maintaining the manufacturer's original specifications. In practice, this means a favorable price-to-quality ratio and the ability to match the existing bumper structure without the need to use cheaper replacements with uncertain geometry.

Choosing a used bumper panel is particularly beneficial when repairing older vehicles, where it is crucial to combine reasonable costs with maintaining a factory look and correct installation. A properly selected element from this group allows for reduced repair time and minimizes the risk of fitment issues.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body zone in your Mercedes and need other elements from the same group, such as reinforcement beams, covers, or additional bumper panels, check out the available parts in the Mercedes Bumpers and reinforcements category.

For drivers interested in a broader look at vehicle construction and how body elements interact with the steering system, an article explaining how the steering and power steering system works may be helpful – you can find it here: Steering and power steering system – how it works and what fails?.