BMW F30 Bumper Rear Trim M Sport Panelling PDC Mineralgrau Grey Metallic - B39

Visual condition of the part

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

BMW F30 Bumper Rear Trim M Sport Panelling PDC Mineralgrau Grey Metallic - B39 is an original body component from the Bumpers and reinforcements category, designed for the rear section of the vehicle. The bumper in Mineralgrau Grey Metallic - B39 allows for an aesthetically pleasing and technically correct repair of the rear zone in BMW F30 series models equipped with PDC parking sensors and the M Sport package.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 8056497-MG1
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 8056497
• Substitutable numbers: 51128056497, 8056497
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Mineral Grau Metallic - B39
• Category: Bumpers & Reinforcements

Purpose and fitment for the BMW F30

The presented rear bumper has been designed specifically for installation on the BMW F30 series in the M Sport version with the factory PDC parking sensor system. The design corresponds to the factory shape of the rear panel, which facilitates proper alignment with the tail lights, trunk lid, and side body panels.

Its placement on the vehicle is limited to the rear body section, allowing the component to serve both a protective and aesthetic function, maintaining the characteristic styling line of BMW F30 models with the M Sport package.

Color and finish Mineralgrau Grey Metallic - B39

The bumper is finished in Mineralgrau Grey Metallic - B39, which allows for a consistent match with the factory body paint in this shade. The metallic paint coating emphasizes the dynamic line of the M Sport package, and the precisely selected shade facilitates integration with other body elements.

For many BMW F30 users, limiting the scope of paint work is essential – using a bumper in the same color code allows, in many cases, to shorten the repair process and maintain a uniform appearance of the vehicle's rear section.

Technical and functional characteristics

As a component from the Bumpers and reinforcements group, the M Sport rear bumper is adapted to work with the PDC system, which means it includes designated spots for mounting parking sensors. This makes it possible to maintain the full functionality of the factory parking assistance system without the need for modifying the panel.

This solution is particularly beneficial for post-accident repairs or upgrading a standard bumper version to the M Sport variant, as it allows for the retention of the original geometry and mounting points specified by the manufacturer.

Condition, origin, and use in repairs

The item comes from disassembly and is offered as a used part, which serves as an attractive alternative to new components while maintaining original BMW specifications. This type of solution is often chosen for repairs of older F30 units, where reasonable cost is important while maintaining compliance with the factory design.

In practice, this type of bumper will work well both for standard replacement of a damaged rear panel and for a visual conversion to the M Sport version, provided that other body elements are matched to the sports specification.

Selection support and additional information

When selecting the right bumper for a specific BMW F30 configuration, it is worth paying attention to the presence of the PDC system, the body styling version, and the paint code. In case of doubt, comparing the shape and mounting points with the currently installed element is helpful, which minimizes the risk of incorrect fitment.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body zone in your BMW and need other elements from the same group, such as panels, beams, or reinforcements, check the available parts in the BMW Bumpers and reinforcements category.

For users considering the use of dismantled parts when repairing older models, a guide describing the practical aspects of such solutions may be helpful – more information can be found in the article No parts at the dealership? How to deal with repairing older models using dismantled parts.