BMW F13 Trunk Floor Boot Carpet Luggage Compartment Cover Black 7224800

Visual condition of the part 

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos. 

BMW F13 Trunk Floor Boot Carpet Luggage Compartment Cover is an original cargo area trim component designed for installation in the rear of the vehicle. This black boot carpet helps restore the factory look of the interior, improves daily comfort, and ensures stylistic consistency with other upholstery elements. It is a practical solution for drivers who want to neatly restore the rear zone of their BMW 6 Series F13 using an original lining with precise geometry and mounting points.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7224800
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7224800
• Substitutable numbers: 7224800, 51477224800
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Color: Black
• Tire profile: 65535
• Category: Trim

Purpose and function in the vehicle

The presented boot carpet is a trim element mounted in the rear of the vehicle, responsible for the aesthetic and functional finishing of the cargo area floor. Its tasks include:

• covering metal structural elements in the rear of the vehicle,
• creating an even, stable surface for transported luggage,
• reducing noise and vibrations transmitted from the chassis to the cabin,
• maintaining a consistent interior design in line with the BMW factory standard.

The component is matched to the geometry of the F13 coupé boot, which facilitates installation and allows for predictable fitment with other upholstery panels.

Color and visual fit

The black color of the carpet is consistent with the typical BMW F13 interior finish, allowing the element to harmonize with the boot side panels, rear seat backrest, and other linings. The dark color helps maintain visual order – potential dirt is less visible, and the cargo area retains a subdued, elegant character. This is particularly important in premium vehicles, where interior finish consistency directly impacts the perception of the entire vehicle.

Technical and functional characteristics

The boot carpet belongs to the Linings, decorative strips, and trim group, meaning it primarily serves a finishing and protective function. The construction is designed for:

• stable placement on the boot floor,
• compatibility with factory mounting points and equipment elements,
• resistance to typical operational loads in the cargo area.

As an original BMW part, the carpet is prepared for operation under conditions specified by the vehicle manufacturer, which translates into predictable performance during daily use.

Condition, application, and benefits of installation

The offered carpet is a used component, making it a sensible choice for post-accident repairs, replacing worn linings, or restoring the vehicle to a near-factory state without the need to invest in new components. Installing such an element allows you to:

• fill gaps after disassembly or damage in the rear of the vehicle,
• reduce interior renovation costs while maintaining original specifications,
• maintain the vehicle's value by using a genuine BMW part.

For workshops and private users, this is a practical solution when the priority is the functional and aesthetic restoration of the luggage compartment.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of your BMW's boot trim area and need other elements from the same group, such as linings, decorative strips, or trim panels, check out the available parts in the BMW Linings, decorative strips, and trim category.

Practical tips for choosing used interior elements

When selecting a used boot carpet, it is worth paying attention to model compatibility, placement in the vehicle, and color to avoid differences in shade and shape compared to other interior elements. Comparing the shape and contours with the currently installed element or service documentation can be helpful. Additional information on making informed choices regarding used components can be found in the article Second life for electronics – when is it worth choosing used engine controllers, comfort modules, and parking sensors?, which discusses a practical approach to purchasing parts from the secondary market.