BMW F10 Trunk Boot Lid Tailgate Spacegrau Space Grey Metallic - A52

Visual condition of the part

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

BMW F10 Trunk Boot Lid Tailgate Spacegrau Space Grey Metallic - A52 is an original body component from the Trunk lids and rear parts category, designed for installation in the rear section of the vehicle. Finished in the factory Spacegrau Metallic - A52 color, it allows for a visually and technically consistent replacement of a damaged trunk lid without the need for costly paint matching. This is a practical solution for users who expect solid construction and proper fitment with the BMW bodywork.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7240552-SCG1
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7240552
• Substitutable numbers: 41627240552, 7240552
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Spacegrau Metallic - A52
• Category: Boot & Hatch Lids

Purpose and fitment for BMW F10

The presented trunk lid has been designed specifically for the rear body section of the BMW 5 Series F10 generation, ensuring correct geometry, appropriate mounting points, and compatibility with factory hinges and locks. As a result, the installation process is straightforward, without the need for structural modifications or adjustments to the sheet metal edges.

Its original BMW origin ensures the preservation of factory body lines, proper alignment with the fenders and rear bumper, and the ability to use standard seals and trim components. This is particularly important for post-accident repairs, where both aesthetics and the correct geometry of the vehicle's rear section are essential.

Spacegrau Metallic - A52 color and paintwork aspect

The trunk lid is finished in Spacegrau Metallic - A52, a color characteristic of many BMW F10 models. For the user, this means the possibility of limiting or completely avoiding a full repaint of the component, which in practice shortens repair time and reduces costs associated with surface preparation and color matching.

With a proper assessment of the vehicle's paint condition, a trunk lid in this color may only require minor finish adjustments (polishing, potential local corrections) while maintaining a consistent look for the entire rear body section. This is a beneficial solution for body shops and users who care about the car's aesthetics.

Characteristics of the used body component

The trunk lid comes from the secondary market, which allows for combining reasonable purchase costs with the preservation of original BMW construction. A used body component is a good choice in situations where the priority is to restore full functionality to the rear of the vehicle while maintaining factory technical solutions.

In practice, this means the possibility of reusing standard components mounted to the lid, such as hinges, locks, gas struts, or interior trim elements (if provided in the specific vehicle configuration). This makes the repair process organized and minimizes the risk of fitment issues.

Benefits of using an original trunk lid

• Factory geometry and fitment with the BMW F10 body, facilitating proper closing of the trunk.
• Spacegrau Metallic - A52 color, which helps maintain a consistent appearance of the vehicle's rear section.
• Ability to use standard mounting points and original accessories attached to the lid.
• A reasonable compromise between repair costs and maintaining original body construction quality.

Expanding BMW rear body repairs

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body zone in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as additional lids, panels, or supplementary rear body elements, check out the available parts in the BMW trunk lids and rear parts category.

Practical tips for selecting used components

When choosing used body components, it is worth paying attention to the compatibility of the body version, the condition of the outer surface, and the possibility of transferring equipment from the previous lid. It is also good practice to consult with the repair shop to confirm the scope of body and paint work and the installation method.

If you are interested in the broader context of the cost-effectiveness of using secondary market parts and want to better understand how to approach purchasing used components for a car, the guide article Used gearbox – when is it worth it and what you need to remember may be helpful, as it discusses key criteria for evaluating such components and how to approach their selection.