BMW E90 F20 F30 Door Handle Grab Front Rear Right Titan Silver - 354 7207562

BMW E90 F20 Front Rear Door Handle Right Silver is an original body part from the door handles category, designed for installation on the right side of the vehicle. Finished in Titansilber Metallic - 354, it ensures a consistent, aesthetic appearance with the factory paint and allows for a technically correct replacement of a damaged handle in the front or rear door.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7207562-TS
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7207562
• Substitutable numbers: 7207562, 51217207562, 7205804, 51217205804
• Location on the vehicle: Front, Rear, Right
• Color: Titansilber Metallic - 354
• Category: Door Handles

Purpose and Fitment

The presented door handle has been designed as a body part mounted on the right side, for both front and rear doors. By maintaining the factory mounting geometry and the correct handle profile, the part allows for precise fitting into the door panel without the need for modifications to the sheet metal structure.

Proper integration with the BMW body lines translates to correct operation of the door opening and closing mechanism, as well as maintaining sealing and proper gasket adhesion around the handle area.

Color and Surface Finish

The handle is finished in Titansilber Metallic - 354, which allows for visual consistency with the factory BMW body paint in this shade. The metallic paint coating ensures even light reflection and an aesthetic appearance, while also facilitating potential matching during local paint repairs.

For users planning to replace a single component without repainting the entire panel, color matching of the handle to the factory paint code is a significant advantage, reducing the scope of service work.

Technical Characteristics and Installation

As an original BMW part, the handle maintains proper structural rigidity and handle shape, which translates to comfortable door operation. The design intended for installation in the front and rear doors on the right side allows the part to be used in various body positions, according to the specific vehicle configuration.

During installation, it is important to use the correct mounting points and follow the sequence of disassembly and reassembly of the door panel to avoid stress on the handle and ensure smooth operation of the opening mechanism.

Condition and Benefits of Using a Used Part

The part comes from the secondary market, allowing for economical body repair while maintaining the original manufacturer's specifications. Using a used BMW door handle allows for material and structural consistency with other door components, while also reducing costs compared to purchasing a new part.

For workshops and individual users, this means the possibility of quickly replacing a damaged part while maintaining the factory appearance and correct functionality of the door opening system.

Selecting the Correct BMW Door Handle

When selecting a door handle for a specific BMW model, it is crucial to pay attention to the mounting side, position on the vehicle (front or rear door), and color match with the body paint. Verifying the OEM part number and interchangeable numbers in the product's technical specifications allows for confirmation of compatibility with the given vehicle model and year.

If you need other parts from the same assembly group for your car, such as additional handles or replacements for other doors, check the available parts in the BMW Door Handles category.

Vehicle Preparation and Operation

Replacing a door handle is particularly important in vehicles used year-round, where body parts are exposed to moisture, road salt, and low temperatures. A functional, sealed door handle reduces the risk of contaminants entering the lock mechanism and improves the comfort of daily vehicle use.

For drivers preparing their car for the winter season, practical checklists and tips for inspecting body parts and equipment can be helpful – you can find them in the article Winter Essentials: Which Used Car Parts Are Worth Checking and Replacing Before the Frost?.