Audi S5 F5 Side Window Glass Tinted Rear Left N/S 8W6845297H

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Audi S5 F5 Side Window Glass Tinted Rear Left N/S is an original body component from the Car Windows category, designed for installation on the rear passenger side. This used glass ensures a factory fit, maintaining the correct geometry, body lines, and compatibility with factory seals and guides. It is a practical solution for accident repairs, replacing damaged glass, or restoring the full functionality of the side glazing area in an Audi S5 F5.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 8W6845297H
• Mark: Audi
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 8W6845297H
• Substitutable numbers: 8W6845297H, 8W6 845 297 H
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Category: Car Glass

Purpose and fitment for Audi S5 F5

The offered side window is designed specifically for the rear left side of the Audi S5 F5 generation body. Thanks to its factory design, the following are maintained:

• correct fitment with the door frame or body,
• compatibility with factory mounting points,
• the proper edge profile that works with seals,
• the appropriate curvature ensuring airtightness and no wind noise.

Such fitment reduces the risk of installation issues and allows for efficient replacement at a professional body and glass repair shop or a workshop specializing in the Audi brand.

Technical characteristics of the side window

The tinted rear left window in the Audi S5 F5 serves both a protective and functional purpose. The applied tint helps reduce interior heating, improves passenger comfort in the back seat, and increases privacy. At the same time, clarity and visibility are maintained in accordance with homologation requirements for side windows.

Its location on the rear left side of the vehicle means the component works with the opening mechanisms or fixed mounts intended for this position. A correctly selected side window minimizes the risk of leaks, rattling, and stress on the glass during operation.

Benefits of using an original used window

Choosing an original, used side window for an Audi S5 F5 is a reasonable compromise between cost and maintaining factory body parameters. The most important advantages of this solution include:

• maintaining original glass quality and compliance with manufacturer standards,
• factory fitment to body lines and bodywork elements,
• consistent tint shade compared to other windows (within the same specification),
• the possibility of economical repair of side body damage.

The used condition means the part comes from dismantling, which helps reduce repair costs while maintaining the original construction. For many body and glass repairs, this is a technically fully sufficient solution, especially when the priority is restoring the efficiency and airtightness of the body.

Professional installation and practical application

The Audi S5 F5 rear left side window should be installed using appropriate tools and sealing materials in accordance with the manufacturer's technology. It is recommended that the installation be carried out by a workshop with experience in working with Audi bodies, which will allow to:

• maintain the airtightness of the window and seal system,
• avoid stresses leading to cracks,
• ensure the proper operation of any opening mechanisms,
• maintain the aesthetics of the vehicle's side line.

A properly installed window restores the full functionality of the side body section, affecting acoustic comfort, safety, and the car's appearance. For Audi S5 F5 users, this is an essential element of maintaining the vehicle in good technical condition.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the side glazing area in your Audi and need other elements from the same group, such as windshields, rear windows, or additional side windows, check the available parts in the Audi Car Windows category.

More practical information on how to reasonably select body components from dismantling and what to look for when buying used body parts can be found in the article Replacing body parts with used ones – can body parts from dismantling look like new?.