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Driver Side Door Armrest Handle Cover Compatible with BMW X3 F25 2010-2016,BMW X4 F26 2014-2017
Compatible Vehicles
- X3 F25 (2010-2016)—18d,18i,20dX,20i,20iX,28dX,28i,28iX,30dX,35dX,35iX
- X4 F26 (2014-2017)—20dX,20iX,28iX,30dX,35dX,35iX,M40iX
Tips
- Our upgraded door armrest storage box cover doesn't come with rubber protection as original version.
- Easy installation, no need to take off the door panel. Please remove the door armrest insert trim before installation. The installation video is displayed in the 7th pictures.
- We have two solutions for the sticky door handle--Door Handle Cover and Door Handle Replacement. If you would like the door armrest handle replacement, please order from ASIN:B078Z6QCJK
Upgraded Design for Door Compartment Handle
The original door handles became very sticky after the soft plastic cover started wearing out. Choose our upgraded door handle cover, get rid of that sticky gooey OEM handles.
Advanced Material
The door handle armrest cover is made of ABS+PC materials and Anti-Scratching treatment, which is more durable, wearable, easy to clean, smoother and solid, won't become sticky as the original ones.
Snap on Design
- Easy to install, no need to take off the door panel to repair the sticky door handle. Please take out the factory insert trim then install our improved door handle storage box.
- If you need the door handle replacement, please order from ASIN B078Z6LGLJ.
Anti-Scratching Surface Treatment
Excellent Door Handle Cover
More Durable
This door handle keeps original car color and luster.
NikkiV09
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2025
Quick, easy install and looks perfect.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
All the doorhandles rubberized material turned to goo in the Florida heat. It was expensive to replace all the door handles. Thank goodness for a Facebook pop up ad for the perfect affordable solution.It fit perfect and looks great. No more gooey mess on my hands. I ended up buying the covers for all the handle.FYI. No directions. You have to just pull off the back flat piece of the original handle, not the front part. And slide in the new one.
Serenity
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
This was easy to install. I watched a how to remove and install video on YouTube
Sergio villalobos
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025
Perfect fit for my 2017 F25 BMW X3
JERRY H
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024
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Alonzo
Reviewed in Canada on July 11, 2024
Easy install and perfect fit. Made my car a better place. Thank you.
Richard
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2024
Saved $600 using this product. Great quality - soft plastic instead of disintegrating rubber. Very easy to install.
David
Reviewed in Mexico on September 11, 2023
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ALKA CAVA.
Reviewed in Mexico on August 26, 2023
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John Cusumano
Reviewed in Australia on February 26, 2023
Letting others know this is a perfect fit on right hand drive cars. I installed it in my 2011 X3 in Australia.
Shantelle Collins
Reviewed in Australia on April 29, 2023
The part goes over the top of the old rubber, just take out the back section (open window to go in from behind the door and slide up). Looks nice and cheaper than getting it replaced through bmw.
Mike
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2020
Once installed, it fits fine and matches the door color. However, the installation is fairly difficult and full of steps to make mistakes that could be critical. More of the fault with how BMW assembles the door, then the fault of this product. I consider myself a better than average handy-man, and I have a good variety of tools in my garage. BMW uses plastic rivets inside the door that have to be drilled out, which you hopefully don’t do incorrectly. No useful instructions are provided. The “How to” videos available In Amazon show the basics, but seem to skip through some crucial points. I probably would not try to install this again, as I think I barely got through it without damaging something. Again, I don’t think that this product was the issue, but better instructions would be good. It certainly fixed our problem with the disintegrating silicon cover on the OEM handle, without the $300 bill quoted by BMW. The installation is just not for the faint of heart.
Brad
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2020
I am a former light aircraft interior assembly tech in a factory, so I have a lot of experience installing and repairing interiors. This review should be read with that perspective in mind.Overall I'm extremely pleased with the result, but there are some aspects of this product that DIYers should know before going in.1) This product requires destructive disassembly of your door panel. Like a lot of manufactures these days, BMW used melted plastic rivet construction of the door panel sub-assemblies. The only option for removing said sub-assemblies is to drill the "head" of the rivets off. If you're not familiar with this technique, you should research some YouTube videos before starting. If you improperly drill them, there won't be any material for the new fasteners to attach to. So be sure to get this step right.2) The general idea with the kit is that you'll drill the rivets holding the arm rest sub-assembly on, replace the door pull handle, then *screw* everything back together. Keep this in mind as you're pulling it apart. Make sure you have material for the screws to go into, and make sure you have material for the head of the screw to grip on to. Also, I found it helpful to pilot drill the plastic so the screws didn't break. Use a tiny drill bit so you still get plenty of bite.3) The two bonded attachment points directly adjacent to the door pull CANNOT be re-attached in a way such that the screws hold the door pull to the rest of the door, only the arm rest. I know that's a mouthful, but basically, the door pull will be screwed to the arm rest, but not the rest of the door panel. This is a pretty big departure from the original construction of the panel. I'm a little worried about longevity, but there are fasteners that hold the door pull directly to the door itself, rather than relying on the panel (also typical) for closing force, so this isn't a huge deal.With the three points above in mind, I'm still rating this kit 5-stars. The value cannot be ignored. The "official" fix is to replace the door panel, which is almost $1,200 from reputable parts suppliers. Huzzah! So for $30, you have to undertake a destructive disassembly, and apply a little ingenuity in repair and re-assembly.The quality of the part itself feels good. It has a nice soft touch, but it doesn't have the "squishy" top layer like the BMW one. If you're nervous about durability, order two. Since the panel is screwed back together, you can now repeat this repair without destroying your panel. Win-win!
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