BMW E81 E87 Side Panel Wing Fender Front Left N/S Montegoblau Blue – A51

Description

Visual condition of the part

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

BMW E81 E87 Side Panel Wing Fender Front Left N/S Montegoblau Blue – A51 is an original body component from the Front fenders group, designed for installation on the left side of the vehicle’s front section. Thanks to its factory Montegoblau Metallic – A51 color, it allows for an aesthetically pleasing and technically correct repair without the need to adjust the shape to the body lines. This is a practical solution for users who expect a solid fit and a consistent body appearance.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7133227-MTB
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7133227
• Substitutable numbers: 41357133227, 7133227, 64509184102, 9184102, 64509119701, 9119701, 64536982874, 6982874, 64536911946, 6911946
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Left
• Part type: Fender
• Color: Montegoblau Metallic – A51
• Category: Fenders

Purpose and BMW compatibility

The presented fender has been designed specifically for BMW E81 and E87 series models, taking into account the geometry of the front body section. Its placement on the Front, Left side ensures compatibility with factory mounting points and proper alignment with the hood, bumper, and driver’s door. The original construction ensures that the correct assembly gaps are maintained, which is important for both aerodynamics and the visual consistency of the vehicle.

Montegoblau Metallic – A51 color

The factory Montegoblau Metallic – A51 paint is a distinctive metallic shade of blue used by BMW, which emphasizes the dynamic body line. Using a fender in this color allows for a reduction in paintwork, especially in the case of post-accident repairs or spot element replacement. The metallic coating interacts well with light reflections, which improves the visual perception of the entire side of the car.

Characteristics of the used component

The fender comes from dismantling, which means it is a used part that retains the original structure and shape provided by the manufacturer. Such components are often chosen for repairs where it is crucial to combine reasonable costs with maintaining the factory body geometry. A used front fender allows for a technically correct reconstruction of the wheel arch zone without the need to use replacements with uncertain fitment.

Benefits of using an original front fender

Using an original front fender in a BMW E81/E87 brings a number of practical benefits:

• preservation of the factory body line and the correct wheel arch profile,
• compatibility with original mounting points in the front left corner zone,
• reduction of the need for component adjustment during installation,
• visual consistency thanks to the Montegoblau Metallic – A51 paint,
• possibility of economical repair while maintaining manufacturer standards.

Body zone and integration with other elements

The fender operates in a critical body zone where it connects to the front bumper, hood, and driver’s door. A correctly selected component affects:

• stable mounting of covers and the wheel arch liner,
• proper alignment of the door edge relative to the body,
• protection of the engine compartment and the area near the wheel from debris.

As a result, replacing the fender is an important stage in restoring the full functionality and aesthetics of the front left part of the vehicle.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the body zone in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as additional panels, covers, or other body segments, check the available parts in the BMW Front fenders category.

In case the body repair is the result of damage caused by road irregularities and is accompanied by disturbing noises from the wheel area, it is worth additionally verifying the condition of the suspension – the article Suspension knocking? Discover a clever way to restore factory handling precision without spending a fortune at the service center may be helpful, as it discusses the causes of noises and the possibilities of using dismantled components.