Bmw Oem Factory F30 3 Series Sedan Base Support System Roof Rack 82712295099 on 2040-parts.com
Cordova, Tennessee, US
This is a BRAND NEW FACTORY BMW OEM Roof Rack / Base Support System! It is in the original BMW packaging and has never been out of the box. This Base Support System is intended for use with F30 3 Series Models, including the 320i, 328i, 328iX, 335i, and 335iX. The BMW OEM part number is 82-71-2-295-099. Please note - your vehicle must be equipped with roof rails in order to install this item. It is a lockable system that is equipped with an anti-theft feature and complies with the most stringent safety requirements. Maximum permissible roof load: 165 lbs. Support bars are made of high-strength aluminum tubing. This item carries the BMW 2 year warranty that will be honored at any BMW dealership with receipt. Shipping will be free via FEDEX Ground to anywhere in the lower 48. Please no Po Box or APO addresses. Thanks for checking us out. We are an authorized BMW dealer and only deal in factory BMW parts and accessories. Please email us with all of your BMW needs. We make some pretty nice deals.
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