Land Rover Discovery Sport L550 Wing Panel Left N/S Fender Corris Grey - 873

Visual condition of the part

Possible scratches and paint chips – condition as shown in the product photos. Land Rover Discovery Sport L550 Wing Panel Left N/S Fender Corris Grey is an original body component from the Front wings group, designed for installation on the left side of the vehicle. Finished in the factory Corris Grey - 873 color, it allows for an aesthetic and technically correct repair of the side body area without the need to experiment with aftermarket replacements. A used OEM component is a sensible choice for accident repairs and renovations where fitment and visual consistency with the rest of the bodywork are essential.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: LR061384-COG1
• Mark: Land Rover
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: LR061384
• Substitutable numbers: LR061384, FK7216016AB, FK72-16016-AB
• Location on the vehicle: Left
• Part type: Fender
• Color: Corris Grey - 873
• Category: Fenders

Technical characteristics and fitment

The presented wing is designed specifically for the Discovery Sport L550 model, which ensures proper geometry, alignment with the body line, and correct mounting points. The placement on the left side of the vehicle guarantees that the component will work with factory mounts, lighting, and other body panels without the need for modifications. The Corris Grey color in the 873 code allows for maintaining visual consistency with the original paintwork, which limits the scope of potential painting work and makes it easier to restore the vehicle to a near-factory condition.

Purpose and function in the bodywork

The front wing in the Discovery Sport L550 plays an important role in protecting the side part of the body from mechanical damage and dirt from the wheels. A correctly selected component:

• ensures proper body line guidance and fitment with the hood, doors, and bumper,
• contributes to the stable mounting of the wheel arch liner and internal covers,
• limits the ingress of water, mud, and road salt into the wheel arch compartment. Thanks to the use of an original wing, the factory geometry of the front suspension and wheel arch area is maintained, which is important for both aesthetics and subsequent service maintenance.

Benefits of choosing an original used wing

Choosing a used OEM component for a Land Rover is a compromise between cost and quality. An original wing:

• is designed for a specific model, which translates into precise fitment,
• retains the factory structure and surface characteristics,
• facilitates installation without additional structural modifications. For body shops and private users, this means faster installation, a predictable final result, and a lower risk of issues with body lines or panel gaps.

Application in repairs and upgrades

This left wing in Corris Grey - 873 will work well for both accident repairs and replacing a component due to corrosion or previous, incorrectly performed repairs. It can also be used in renovation projects where the priority is to maintain the original character of the Land Rover bodywork. If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the front body area in your Land Rover and need other elements from the same group, such as additional panels, covers, or other wings, check the available parts in the Land Rover Front wings category.

Additional information and service tips

When selecting body components, many users consider the choice between cheap replacements and original parts from dismantling. In the case of premium brands such as Land Rover, proper fitment and durability have a direct impact on operating comfort and vehicle value. It is worth knowing the arguments for using original components from the secondary market – they are discussed in more detail in the article: The most popular repairs in Ford cars: why cheap replacements are a false economy and it is better to choose a used original?. Using original body panels allows for maintaining the structural and visual consistency of the vehicle, which is particularly important in high-end cars such as the Land Rover Discovery Sport L550.