BMW E81 E87 Side Panel Front Right O/S Wing Panel Fender Kaschmirsilber - A72

Visual condition of the part

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

BMW E81 E87 Side Panel Front Right O/S Wing Panel Fender Kaschmirsilber - A72 is an original body component from the Front fenders category, designed for installation on the right side of the vehicle's front section. The metallic Kaschmirsilber A72 color ensures visual consistency with the factory paint, and the use of an OEM part guarantees a proper fit to the BMW 1 Series E81/E87 body structure.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7133228-KAS1
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7133228
• Substitutable numbers: 41357133228, 7133228
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Right
• Color: Kaschmirsilber (Cashmere Silver) Metallic - A72
• Category: Fenders

Purpose and fitment for BMW E81/E87

The presented fender has been designed specifically for BMW 1 Series E81 and E87 models, taking into account the geometry of the factory bodywork. Its placement in the front – right side zone allows for the precise replacement of a damaged component without interfering with adjacent parts, such as the bumper, headlight, or rocker panel.

The original construction ensures correct body lines, proper mounting gaps, and compatibility with factory attachment points. As a result, the fender can be installed using standard workshop procedures, without the need for modifications or reshaping.

Characteristics of the Kaschmirsilber A72 paint

The Kaschmirsilber (Cashmere Silver) Metallic – A72 color is a distinctive, subtle shade of metallic silver paint used by BMW, which complements the body lines of the 1 Series. Using the original color on a body panel facilitates the visual matching process during post-accident repairs or restoration.

The metallic structure of the paint allows for uniform light reflection across the entire surface of the fender, which is essential for maintaining consistency with the remaining body panels. In practice, this reduces the need for extensive blending of adjacent elements, which can shorten the time and scope of paintwork.

Protective and structural function of the fender

The front fender in the BMW E81/E87 serves both an aesthetic and a protective function. It is responsible for shielding the wheel arch, protecting against debris thrown by the wheel, and ensuring proper airflow along the body. A correctly selected component from the Front fenders category affects the stability of the wheel arch liners, moldings, and other elements mounted within the front part of the vehicle.

A used, original fender is a solution often chosen for post-accident repairs when the priority is to maintain factory geometry and compatibility with other body components. This helps minimize the risk of fitment issues with the doors, hood, or bumper after the body and paint work is completed.

Condition, origin, and installation aspects

The item is offered in used condition, which in practice means it has been removed from a vehicle and may show signs of wear typical for aftermarket parts. For workshops and individual users, this represents a cost-effective solution while maintaining the manufacturer's original specifications.

Before installation, it is recommended to perform a standard surface verification for any signs of previous repairs, followed by a "dry fit" of the component to the body. Thanks to the factory mounting points, the fender is ready for installation using standard bodywork procedures, utilizing stock brackets and fasteners.

Repair expansion and additional materials

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

For those interested in a wider range of vehicle work, including performance improvements and the use of aftermarket components, a tuning guide may be helpful. More information can be found in the article How to increase engine power: a practical guide to engine tuning with used parts, which discusses a practical approach to modifications using used components.