BMW F13 M6 Rear Headliner Roof Cover Trim Panel 8050855

BMW F13 M6 Rear Headliner Roof Cover Trim Panel is an original rear headliner trim component designed for the BMW 6 Series F13 M6 sports coupé. This factory headliner trim from the Headliner and parts group allows for maintaining a consistent interior aesthetic and proper routing of the roof structure in the rear area of the cabin.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 8050855
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 8050855
• Substitutable numbers: 8050855, 51448050855
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Headliners & Parts

Purpose and function of the component

The described headliner panel is dedicated to the rear interior of the BMW F13 M6 and serves as a cover for the roof structure and the wiring running through this area. Thanks to its precise fit to the coupé body lines, it ensures:

• a visually consistent finish for the rear part of the roof,
• stable support for the headliner material,
• proper guidance of the upholstery edges in the rear cabin area.

The element is designed specifically for the M6 version, which guarantees compatibility with the factory interior geometry and the characteristic roofline of this model.

Construction and fitment for the BMW F13 M6

The rear headliner panel has been developed as part of the roof structure system in the BMW F13 M6, taking into account the specific profile of the coupé body. The design provides for:

• factory mounting points in the rear of the vehicle,
• a shape matched to the stock headliner and side panels,
• compatibility with original BMW interior trim elements.

As a result, installation is straightforward, and once installed, the panel creates a uniform surface with the other headliner components, without unsightly gaps or tension.

Condition, origin, and advantages of using OEM used parts

The offered panel belongs to the group of original BMW components sourced from vehicle dismantling. Choosing a used OEM element for the headliner has several practical benefits:

• preservation of factory fitment quality and geometry,
• compliance with original mounting points,
• visual consistency with other interior elements from the same manufacturer.

This is a particularly advantageous solution for post-accident repairs, replacing a damaged headliner, or restoring an interior to a factory-like state in intensively used vehicles.

Installation and application in the rear of the vehicle

The panel is intended for installation in the rear cabin area, where it is responsible for the aesthetic and functional finish of the headliner. With proper installation, it:

• maintains a stable position of the headliner material in the rear roof section,
• reduces the risk of upholstery sagging,
• ensures even distribution of tension within the roof structure.

Installation by an experienced service center or a person familiar with the interior construction of the BMW F13 M6 is recommended, which helps avoid damage to the clips and ensures proper fitment with other elements.

Comprehensive service for the BMW headliner area

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the headliner area in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as rear panels, trim strips, or additional roof covers, check the available parts in the BMW Headliner and parts category.

Technical support and knowledge about used parts

When selecting used interior trim elements, such as headliner panels, it is worth using reliable sources of information regarding quality and service principles. Practical tips on choosing OEM components, maintenance schedules, and the impact of proper care on comfort can be found in the article Air conditioning and heating – part selection and maintenance for year-round comfort.

If you want to reduce vehicle downtime at the service center and effectively use available dismantled components, the guide describing the impact of OEM used parts availability on repair speed may also be helpful – check the material Availability of car parts off-the-shelf vs. repair time – how do used OEM parts shorten workshop stays?.