BMW E61 Touring Side Tinted Window Glass Rear Left N/S AS3 Chrome 7163609

BMW E61 Touring Side Tinted Window Glass Rear Left N/S AS3 Chrome is an original body component designed for factory installation in the 5 Series estate version. Thanks to the AS3 tinted glass structure and the elegant Chrome finish, the window harmoniously blends into the side profile of the car, maintaining stylistic consistency with other elements. This is a solution for users who want to maintain the factory look of their BMW E61 Touring while ensuring high functionality and driving comfort.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7163609-1
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7163609
• Substitutable numbers: 7163609, 51377163609, 7127095, 51377127095, KD
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Color: Chrome
• Category: Car Glass

Purpose and fitment for BMW E61 Touring

The presented window has been designed specifically for the rear left side of the BMW 5 Series Touring E61 body. Its placement in the rear door area on the driver's side ensures full compatibility with the factory body geometry, which translates into proper adhesion to seals and trim, as well as stable seating in the door frame. As a result, this component can be used both for standard replacement of a damaged window and for comprehensive restoration of the side body area.

Characteristics of AS3 tinted glass

AS3 type glass is a solution used in the automotive industry where it is important to limit light penetration and improve thermal comfort inside the vehicle. The tinted structure of the glass helps reduce cabin heating on sunny days, while also limiting glare and improving travel comfort for passengers in the back seat. At the same time, adequate transparency is maintained, allowing for safe observation of the surroundings and proper interaction with side mirrors.

Chrome finish and body aesthetics

An integral part of this window is the Chrome finish, which highlights the window line of the BMW E61 Touring. The chrome trim visually elongates the car's silhouette and consistently connects with other decorative body elements. This is particularly important during post-accident repairs or when replacing a single component – using an original window with the correct finish allows for maintaining a uniform look of the entire side zone of the vehicle without differences in shade or texture.

Functional benefits of using an original window

Using an original rear left side window in a BMW E61 Touring ensures:

• proper fitment with the door frame and seals,
• stable seating in the window lifting mechanism,
• preservation of factory tinting and transparency parameters,
• visual consistency with other windows and trim in the vehicle.

Thanks to this, replacing the component does not require additional modifications, and the entire installation can be carried out in accordance with the service procedures provided for this model.

Used condition and use in repairs

The component comes from the secondary market, which makes it an attractive solution for repairs of the BMW E61 Touring, especially in the case of youngtimer segment cars. A used window allows for maintaining a reasonable repair budget while preserving the manufacturer's original specifications. It is a practical choice both for workshops specializing in the BMW brand and for users independently collecting components for the restoration of their car.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or modernization of the side body area in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as additional side windows, rear windows, or other glazing, check the available parts in the BMW car windows category.

Support for BMW youngtimer restoration

For restoration and modernization projects in cars from the 1998–2012 period, such as the BMW E61 Touring, it is crucial to properly select used body elements, including windows. To better plan the scope of work, learn about modernization scenarios, and the principles of selecting parts from dismantling, it is worth checking out the guide: The second life of a youngtimer – how used car parts rejuvenate cars from the 1998–2012 period.