BMW 5 F10 Saloon Rear Boot Trunk Lid Tailgate Window AS2 Glass Glazing

BMW 5 F10 Saloon Rear Boot Trunk Lid Tailgate Window AS2 Glass Glazing is an original body component from the Car windows group, designed for installation in the rear section of the 5 Series F10 saloon body. This is a used OEM glass that allows for a technically correct replacement of a damaged pane, maintaining factory geometry, body rigidity, and proper visibility parameters.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 7286069
• Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 7286069
• Substitutable numbers: 51317286069, 7286069, 51317203154, 7203154, BG
• Location on the vehicle: Rear
• Category: Car Glass

Purpose and fitment for BMW 5 F10 Saloon

The presented rear window has been designed specifically for the BMW 5 Series F10 generation saloon, with placement in the Rear area. Thanks to its construction compliant with the AS2 standard, it maintains appropriate optical parameters and light filtration, which translates into comfortable visibility and safe vehicle operation in daily use.

Its original BMW origin ensures precise fitment with the body frame, proper interaction with seals, and the preservation of the factory roof and boot lid lines. For body shops and service centers specializing in the BMW brand, this is a practical solution that minimizes the need for additional adjustments.

Technical and functional characteristics

The AS2 rear window for the BMW 5 F10 Saloon belongs to the Car windows group, meaning it meets requirements regarding mechanical strength and resistance to stresses resulting from bodywork operation. The pane's construction is adapted to the rear of the vehicle, ensuring appropriate rigidity and stability in the area of the boot lid and C-pillars.

The AS2 standard signifies a specific level of light transmittance and radiation filtration, which affects the comfort of rear-seat passengers and the clarity of the image in the rearview mirror. Using a window with the correct specification is important both from a safety perspective and for compliance with homologation regulations.

Condition, origin, and service application

The item is offered in Used condition, making it an attractive solution for users and service centers looking for an economical yet original window for the BMW 5 F10 Saloon. A used OEM window allows for maintaining visual consistency of the body and reducing repair costs after a collision, mechanical damage, or cracks resulting from wear and tear.

In workshop practice, such a window is suitable for:

• post-accident repairs of the rear body section,
• replacing a damaged or cracked rear window,
• body restoration in vehicles used as youngtimers.

Benefits of using an original BMW rear window

Using an original rear window in the BMW 5 F10 Saloon provides several significant service and utility benefits:

• Factory fitment – maintaining proper body geometry, correct adhesion to seals and trim elements.
• Optical consistency – appropriate clarity and color of the glass, which affects the comfort of observing the surroundings in the rearview mirror.
• Economical repair – a used OEM component allows for cost reduction compared to a new window while maintaining high manufacturing quality.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the rear glazing area in your BMW and need other components from the same group, such as additional side windows, window seals, or mounting strips, check the available parts in the BMW car windows category.

Support for the restoration of youngtimers and cars from 1998–2012

The BMW 5 F10 Saloon is a model often chosen by enthusiasts as a modern youngtimer, where maintaining the original character of the body is crucial. A used AS2 rear window fits well into a conscious restoration strategy, combining controlled costs with the preservation of manufacturer specifications.

If you are planning a broader renovation of your BMW or another car from this period and want to better understand how to effectively use used body and equipment components, it is worth checking out the guide: The second life of a youngtimer – how used car parts rejuvenate cars from 1998–2012.