BMW F87 M2 LCI F82 M4 Front Seat Release Handle Right O/S Trim Cable 8058396

BMW F87 M2 LCI F82 M4 Front Seat Release Handle Right O/S Trim Cable is an original BMW interior component designed for the front right seat in M-series sports models. It allows for secure, convenient operation of the backrest and improves seat ergonomics while maintaining the factory look of the cabin.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 8058396
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 8058396
• Substitutable numbers: 8058396, 52108058396
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
• Category: Additional Seat Parts

Purpose and function of the seat handle

The presented seat release handle is dedicated to installation in the front right seat, in the area accessible to the passenger. It is responsible for convenient control of the seat mechanism and ensures a stable grip during adjustment. Thanks to its factory geometry, the component works with the original seat and backrest mechanism, which translates into predictable operation and consistency with other interior components.

As part of the Other seat parts group, the handle plays a complementary but essential role in the daily operation of the seat – especially in cars with a sporty character, where frequent changes in seating position are a natural part of usage.

Compatibility with BMW F87 M2 LCI and F82 M4

The handle has been designed for the BMW F87 M2 LCI and F82 M4 models, which means it fits the seat construction used in these body versions. The correct placement on the vehicle – front, right side – allows for maintaining factory ergonomics and cockpit aesthetics without the need for modifying mounts or interfering with the seat structure.

Thanks to this, the component can be used both for standard replacement of a damaged handle and for work related to refreshing the interior or swapping seats between vehicles within the same platform.

Performance characteristics and installation

The seat release handle is a part designed for direct cooperation with the factory adjustment mechanism. The design intended for the right side of the front row of seats ensures:

• ergonomic access for the passenger,
• a secure grip when adjusting the backrest or seat,
• a consistent look with other upholstery elements and seat equipment.

The product is in used condition, which in practice means it is an original part from dismantling and retains its factory installation specifications. For workshops and individual users, this is a cost-effective solution while maintaining compliance with the manufacturer's design.

Application in repairs and retrofits

The front right seat release handle will work well both for typical repairs after mechanical damage and for modernization work in the interior of a BMW M-series. It can be part of a larger scope of work, including replacing upholstery, rails, or other seat equipment details, allowing you to restore a consistent, factory look to the cabin.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the seating area in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as side seat covers, adjustment trims, or additional mounting details, check the available parts in the Other BMW seat parts category.

For those considering a wider range of interior modifications, including retrofitting the car with elements from higher equipment versions, a guide on retrofits may be useful – more information can be found in the article Retrofitting in VAG and BMW group cars.

Why choose a used OEM element

An original BMW seat handle, even in used condition, provides better fit and compatibility than many aftermarket replacements. Color consistency, shape, and the way it works with the seat mechanism are preserved, which is important for both comfort and the durability of the entire seat assembly.

If your car's repair is related to damage or major interior work, it is worth considering the wider use of original parts from dismantling – the differences between used parts and replacements in terms of cost-effectiveness and quality are discussed in the article Post-accident repair of your car: why are used body parts a better choice than replacements?.