BMW F21 Side Window Quarter Glass Rear Left N/S Glazing Tinted Black 7290533

BMW F21 Left Rear Quarter Tinted Black Side Window is an original body part from the car glass category, designed for installation on the left rear side of the body. The tinted black finish enhances driving comfort and aesthetics, ensuring a cohesive look with the factory side line of the BMW F21 series.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7290533-1
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7290533
• Substitutable numbers: 7290533, 51377290533
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Left
• Color: Black
• Category: Car Glass

Intended Use and Fitment for BMW F21

The presented left rear quarter side window has been specifically designed for the BMW F21 body, taking into account the pillar geometry and roofline characteristic of this model. The appropriate edge profiling facilitates installation in factory mounting points, which helps maintain body sealing and proper fitment with seals and trim strips.

By using an original window from the same model series, compatibility with factory body elements is maintained, which reduces the risk of stress, cracks, or leaks during vehicle operation.

Technical Characteristics and Performance Properties

The window belongs to the car glass category and is intended for installation in the rear left part of the body. The quarter panel construction provides stable support for seals and side trim elements, and the appropriately selected glass thickness supports body rigidity in the rear pillar area.

The tinted black finish improves thermal comfort inside the cabin, reducing the heating of the rear part of the cabin and increasing passenger privacy. At the same time, the clarity and visibility of the side view are maintained, in accordance with the requirements for windows installed in the rear zone of the vehicle.

Bodywork Color Scheme and Aesthetics

The black color within the window frame and the area masking the bonding allows for an aesthetic connection with factory trim strips and body paint. This type of finish is particularly beneficial in modern BMW styling configurations, where a cohesive side line and visual "extension" of the glazing are important.

Thanks to the tinting, the window blends well with both light and dark paint colors, creating a distinct but subtle contrast. This solution is often chosen for post-accident repairs when preserving the original visual character of the vehicle is a priority.

Item Condition and Application in Repairs

The item is a used part intended for reinstallation in a vehicle where the left rear quarter side window needs replacement. Choosing a used OEM window allows for maintaining factory fitment parameters while reducing repair costs compared to purchasing a new component.

During installation, it is recommended to use appropriate adhesive and sealing materials and to check the condition of adjacent seals to fully utilize the window's properties and avoid subsequent leaks or wind noise.

Selection by OEM Number and Purchase Support

Due to the specific nature of the BMW F21 body, it is always advisable to confirm the correct left rear quarter window by its OEM number or interchangeable numbers, as well as by vehicle data. A detailed guide, which describes step-by-step how to verify part compatibility with a specific car model, can be helpful – you can find it in the article Guide: How to Choose the Right Car Part by VIN and OEM Number.

Alternative BMW Car Glass and Savings on Used Parts

If you are looking for other BMW car glass for your car, check the available models in our dedicated category: BMW car glass. There you will find various variants of side windows, rear windows, and other glazing elements adapted to many series of this brand.

When planning body repairs and window replacements, it is also worth considering the broader use of used OEM parts, which can significantly reduce service costs while maintaining appropriate quality. Practical tips on how to safely use the secondary market and where to find real savings are described in the article Rising Repair Costs vs. The Boom in Used Parts – How to Save on Car Service?.