BMW F11 Touring Rear Spoiler Boot Trunk Tailgate Panel Spacegrau Metallic - A52

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

BMW F11 Touring Rear Spoiler Boot Trunk Tailgate Panel Spacegrau Metallic - A52 is an original body component from the Spoilers and wings category, designed for installation at the rear of the vehicle. Engineered by BMW, it ensures a factory-perfect fit, stylistic consistency with the body lines, and predictable vehicle behavior at higher speeds.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7207511-SCG
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7207511
• Substitutable numbers: 51627207511, 7207511, 51627206564, 7206564, 7262844
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Spacegrau Metallic - A52
• Category: Spoilers & Wings

Purpose and fitment for BMW F11 Touring

This component has been developed specifically for the BMW 5 Series F11 estate version as a rear tailgate spoiler panel. Thanks to a design compliant with BMW factory standards, the correct body lines, mounting gaps, and rear-end geometry are maintained. This solution allows for the aesthetic replacement of a damaged part or the restoration of the vehicle's original appearance following bodywork and paint repairs.

Color and finish – Spacegrau Metallic A52

The factory Spacegrau Metallic A52 color is a popular, understated shade of grey with a metallic effect, frequently found on premium BMW models. Using original metallic paint ensures visual consistency with the other body panels, and proper surface preparation allows for potential matching or refreshing of the paint coating in accordance with the manufacturer's technology.

Aerodynamic and functional role

The rear tailgate spoiler serves not only an aesthetic function but also influences airflow at the rear of the body. A properly installed component helps maintain vehicle stability at higher speeds and reduces air turbulence in the rear window area. The original geometry of the spoiler edge is matched to the roofline and tailgate, which translates into predictable vehicle behavior and a reduction in unwanted aerodynamic noise.

Vehicle placement and installation

The spoiler is intended for installation in the rear body zone, on the upper part of the tailgate. The OEM design allows for the use of factory mounting points and installation technology specified by the manufacturer. With proper surface preparation and the use of appropriate mounting materials, it is possible to achieve a stable, durable connection to the tailgate panel without interfering with the structural integrity of the body.

Characteristics of the used component

As a used part, the spoiler comes from vehicle disassembly and retains the manufacturer's original specifications. This type of component is a good choice for post-accident repairs where the priority is maintaining factory geometry while optimizing costs compared to a new component. Before installation, standard verification of the surface condition and preparation for any potential paint work in accordance with workshop procedures is recommended.

Integration with other BMW body components

The rear tailgate spoiler works visually with the roofline, rear window, and lights, creating a cohesive, characteristic profile for the BMW F11 Touring. During a comprehensive reconstruction of the rear body section, it is worth paying attention to the correct alignment of the tailgate, hinges, and seals to maintain even gaps and proper adhesion of the spoiler to the body surface.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear body zone in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as additional covers, extensions, or wings, check out the available parts in the BMW Spoilers and wings category.

For drivers also considering replacing drivetrain components or analyzing the cost-effectiveness of purchasing parts from the secondary market, the guide article Used gearbox – when is it worth it and what you need to remember may be helpful, as it discusses practical aspects of selecting used components in the context of costs and compatibility.