[jcrewguy]

2022 BMW X4 G02 - Anyone know where I can find this M Badge for the center shift console? I have the plain X4 badge but want to change it out for the M.

[WinceyBeamah]

Center Console Trim Emblem - M - BMW (51-16-6-819-941)
https://www.getbmwparts.com/oem-part...MtMGwtbDYtZ2Fz

[jcrewguy]

Originally Posted by WinceyBeamah

Center Console Trim Emblem - M - BMW (51-16-6-819-941)
https://www.getbmwparts.com/oem-part...MtMGwtbDYtZ2Fz

Awesome, thank you!

[BimmersOnly911]

Originally Posted by jcrewguy

2022 BMW X4 G02 - Anyone know where I can find this M Badge for the center shift console? I have the plain X4 badge but want to change it out for the M.

Anyone know where to get this Rhombicle center console trim?

[bocabimmer]

Originally Posted by BimmersOnly911

Anyone know where to get this Rhombicle center console trim?

In reading previous post on this, it looks like it was a stick on purchased from AliExpress

[Qsilver7]

Originally Posted by BimmersOnly911

Anyone know where to get this Rhombicle center console trim?

Once you have the correct 11 digit BMW part nbr...google is your friend.

You can either call your local BMW dealership's PARTS DEPT or you can use an online part database site like www.realoem.com where you can enter the last 7 digits of your VIN to search or select generically for the BMW model you have etc and pull up the diagram to get the correct 11 digit BMW part nbr.

You can also click on the 11 digit part nbr to get more info like if there are other BMW models that use it and if there are older or newer part nbrs that are actively or retroactively exchangeable.

EDIT: the database appears to only show that trim name for the front and rear doors:

https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/par...59&q=Rhombicle

[bocabimmer]

Originally Posted by Qsilver7

Once you have the correct 11 digit BMW part nbr...google is your friend.

You can either call your local BMW dealership's PARTS DEPT or you can use an online part database site like www.realoem.com where you can enter the last 7 digits of your VIN to search or select generically for the BMW model you have etc and pull up the diagram to get the correct 11 digit BMW part nbr.

You can also click on the 11 digit part nbr to get more info like if there are other BMW models that use it and if there are older or newer part nbrs that are actively or retroactively exchangeable.

EDIT: the database appears to only show that trim name for the front and rear doors:

https://www.realoem.com/bmw/enUS/partsearch?id=43DP-USA---G01N-BMW-X3+30i&diagId=51_6359&q=Rhombicle

Unfortunately on the LCI the only material the center console came in was piano black. Everything else you see is aftermarket.