BMW 1 Series E82 E87 E88 LCI Seat Trim Right Alaskagrau Grey O/S 9129314

BMW 1 Series E82 E87 E88 LCI Seat Trim Right Alaskagrau Grey is an original seat trim component designed for installation on the right side of the interior. Thanks to its factory-fit for the 1 Series LCI, it ensures a consistent cockpit look, while the Alaskagrau Grey shade blends harmoniously with the upholstery and other plastic elements. This is a practical solution for users looking to restore the aesthetics of the seat following damage or wear of the original cover.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 9129314
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 9129314
• Substitutable numbers: 6958657, 9129314, 52109129314, 6958658
• Location on the vehicle: Right
• Color: Grey
• Category: Seats and Sofas

Purpose and fitment for the BMW 1 Series

The described seat trim has been designed specifically for BMW 1 Series E82, E87, and E88 LCI (facelift) models. The component's construction matches the geometry of the right seat, which facilitates installation in place of the factory cover and allows for maintaining the original side line of the seat. As a result, no additional modifications or shape adjustments are required after replacement.

Positioned on the right side of the interior, the trim serves both a protective and aesthetic function – it covers the seat mechanisms and upholstery edges, while visually organizing the entire passenger or driver seating area (depending on the market version).

Alaskagrau Grey color scheme and interior consistency

The Alaskagrau Grey color has been selected to match the factory finishes of the BMW 1 Series, allowing for color consistency of the cockpit. The shade is neutral and complements both dark and lighter upholstery well, ensuring the component does not visually stand out from the rest of the interior.

The uniform color also facilitates integration with other plastics around the seat and center console, which is important when renovating or partially replacing trim elements. In practice, this allows for refreshing the cabin's appearance without the need for a comprehensive interior overhaul.

Characteristics of the used component

The trim comes from dismantling, meaning it is an original BMW component with preserved factory fitment parameters. The used nature of the part makes it a cost-effective solution while maintaining compatibility with equipment installed on the production line.

This type of element is particularly useful for repairs following mechanical damage (e.g., cracks, abrasions) or during gradual interior renovation, when maintaining the vehicle's original character without using replacements with different textures or geometry is a priority.

Application in seat renovation and interior ergonomics

Replacing the side seat trim in a BMW 1 Series LCI is important not only for visual reasons but also for usability. A correctly selected component:

• organizes the side area of the seat, reducing the risk of clothing snagging on exposed mechanisms,
• protects the edges of the upholstery against progressive wear,
• improves the perceived quality of the finish when entering and exiting the vehicle.

For those planning a broader seat modernization in a BMW, selecting the right trim elements is a crucial stage in restoring cabin comfort and aesthetics.

More BMW seat trim elements

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 covers, seat trims, or additional panels near the seats, check out the available parts in the BMW Seats and Benches category.

Tips for seat replacement and interior renovation

When planning to refresh the cabin, it is worth considering not only individual elements but also overall seating comfort and ergonomics. In practice, replacing trims, side panels, and covers is often combined with upgrading the seats themselves, which allows for a consistent visual and functional effect. You can find more practical tips in the article Interior metamorphosis: how branded used seats improve comfort and car value, which describes seat modernization scenarios using reclaimed parts.

If your BMW belongs to model years close to classic youngtimers and you are planning a broader renovation using original parts from dismantling, the guide how used car parts rejuvenate cars from 1998–2012 may also be helpful, as it describes a practical approach to interior modernization and preserving the vehicle's authentic character.