BMW 5 Series E60 E61 LCI Grey Leather Handbrake Lever Cover Part 7121032

BMW 5 Series E60 E61 LCI Grey Leather Handbrake Lever Cover is an original interior component designed for facelift models, ensuring a seamless finish for the center console. Thanks to its factory fitment and aesthetic grey finish, it allows you to restore the stock look of the cabin or perform a subtle interior upgrade for your BMW 5 Series.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: rhd-7121032
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7121032
• Substitutable numbers: 34427121032, 7121032, 34427066348, 7066348, eM
• Color: Grey
• Category: Other Interior Parts & Accessories

Purpose and fitment for BMW 5 Series

The presented BMW 5 Series E60 E61 LCI Grey Leather Handbrake Lever Cover has been designed specifically for facelift versions, which guarantees proper fitment with the factory handbrake mechanism and center console. The construction based on an OEM solution allows for installation in place of a worn or damaged cover without the need for modifications or adjustments.

The grey color is matched to typical interior configurations in these models, allowing the cover to harmonize with other upholstery and plastic elements, maintaining the consistent character of the cabin.

Construction and functional properties

The cover is made of genuine leather in a grey shade, which provides a pleasant tactile feel and resistance to daily use. The leather finish improves the experience of using the handbrake lever while simultaneously reducing the visibility of minor scratches that occur during operation.

The element serves both a protective and aesthetic function:

• masks the handbrake mechanism and structural elements of the tunnel,
• protects the interior from dirt in the lever area,
• enhances the visual quality of the cabin thanks to the leather finish.

As a part sourced from dismantling, the cover retains its factory geometry and mounting method, which facilitates installation and ensures a stable hold on the lever.

Condition and service application

The product is in used condition, making it an attractive solution for repairs and interior renovations where reasonable cost is important while maintaining the original BMW character. This type of element is particularly useful in situations where:

• the original cover is worn, cracked, or deformed,
• it is necessary to restore the consistent look of the center console after other service work,
• a refreshing cabin upgrade is planned without interfering with the vehicle's structure.

Thanks to the retention of the stock shape and mounts, replacing the cover is a simple process for an experienced mechanic or upholsterer, and in many cases, it is also possible in the user's own workshop conditions.

Benefits of using an original cover

Using an original, grey leather handbrake cover allows you to keep the interior of your BMW 5 Series at a level consistent with factory standards. Key advantages include:

• factory fitment to the lever and center console,
• color consistency with typical E60/E61 LCI interior configurations,
• preservation of the original cabin character without a "tuning" effect,
• reasonable cost compared to new upholstery elements.

This is a practical solution for users who want to keep their BMW in good visual condition while controlling the budget allocated for repairs and interior refreshment.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the center console area in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as covers, frames, or additional trims, check out the available parts in the Other BMW category.

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