BMW Mini Cooper R50 R52 R53 Cover Isofix Right O/S Black 7043174

The MINI R50 R52 R53 Right Rear Seat Isofix Cover is an original upholstery and mounting component designed for securing a child seat in the rear bench. This black, discreet cover for the right-side Isofix point helps maintain the factory interior look and the full functionality of the seat mounting system in your MINI.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7043174
• Mark: Mini (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7043174
• Substitutable numbers: 52207043174, 7043174, 52207043148, 7043148, 31306775055, 6775055
• Location on the vehicle: Right
• Color: Black
• Category: Other Interior Parts & Accessories

Purpose and Function of the Isofix Cover

The right-side Isofix cover for the rear bench in MINI R50, R52, and R53 models is responsible for the aesthetic and secure finishing of the child seat mounting point. The element conceals the metal Isofix anchors, protects the upholstery from wear, and facilitates quick location of the anchors during seat installation.

Thanks to its precise fit to the MINI bench structure, the cover requires no modifications. Once installed, it maintains the interior's stylistic consistency and ensures proper upholstery edge alignment around the Isofix point.

Compatibility and Fit for MINI

This cover is part of the Other Parts category but has been specifically designed for the MINI R50, R52, and R53 platform. This means:

• geometry tailored to the shape of the MINI rear bench,
• correct positioning relative to the right-side Isofix anchors,
• preservation of original upholstery division lines.

This precise fit allows for installation in place of the factory cover without altering the seat structure, which is important for both safety and subsequent child seat usage.

Color Scheme and Interior Integration

The black color of the cover has been chosen to harmonize with typical MINI interior finishes. Its neutral, dark hue minimizes the visibility of dirt while not distracting from other dashboard and upholstery elements.

Once installed, the cover forms a visually cohesive part of the bench, without unsightly gaps or protruding edges. This keeps the Isofix point easily accessible while optically "blending" into the background, enhancing the overall aesthetics of the rear cabin.

Characteristics of a Used Part

This Isofix cover is a salvaged part, allowing you to maintain the original MINI specification while reducing costs. A used part is a good solution when you prioritize:

• maintaining the factory standard for seat installation,
• avoiding aftermarket replacements with uncertain fit,
• economically restoring interior completeness after damage or loss of the original cover.

Choosing an original, used cover is particularly beneficial for vehicles where maintaining compliance with the factory MINI specification is a priority.

Why Use a Dedicated Isofix Cover?

Using the correct Isofix cover in MINI R50, R52, R53 is important not only visually but also practically. A properly selected part:

• stabilizes upholstery edges around the Isofix anchors,
• reduces the risk of accidental material damage during seat installation,
• facilitates quick clipping and unclipping of anchors,
• ensures compliance with the factory seating layout.

This makes the daily use of a child seat more convenient, and keeps the car's interior tidy and functional.

If you are looking for other parts from the Other Parts category dedicated to MINI, check out our offer for other MINI parts, where you will find a wide selection of original interior and body components.

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