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BMW parts
BMW parts here cover 297 listings across 53 models, from the classic 2002 to cars built in 2026. The 325i, X5 and 328i have the most parts. Genuine BMW parts account for 94 listings, alongside APA/URO Parts, Febi, Beck Arnley and Hella. Pick your model and year to see only the parts that fit.
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Shop BMW parts by type
Replacement Drive Shaft Flex Joint and Center Support Bearing 398-129
Fits 2007 models
APA/URO Parts Drive Shaft Flex Joint W0133-1619935 for BMW 318ti
Fits 1995–1996 models
BMW models covered
The 325i leads with 43 parts, then the X5 with 34 and the 328i with 30. The 2002 has 21 listings and the X3 has 20. Other 3 Series cars are well covered, including the 318ti, 318i, 318is, 325is, 325e and 320i, along with the 528i, 530i, 135i and Z3 roadster. Because BMW used the same model name across several generations, the year you select is as important as the name.
Most listed BMW part types
Sunroof seals are the largest group with 30 listings, followed by flex joints with 26. A flex joint is the rubber coupling between the transmission and driveshaft. Hub caps, EGR valves and driveshaft bearings come next, then emblems, water pumps, bumper impact strips, hood pads and brake hydraulic line kits. Brands include Genuine, APA/URO Parts, Febi, Replacement, Beck Arnley and Hella.
Fitment tips for BMW
A model name like 325i covers more than one body generation, and parts often change between them. Body style matters too, since sedans, coupes, convertibles and wagons can use different seals and trim. Check the fitment table for year, body and engine, and look for the production date range where a listing gives one. Comparing the number stamped on your old part is a reliable check. Your VIN settles any doubt.
BMW questions
Do you sell parts for the classic BMW 2002?
Yes. The 2002 has 21 listings in the catalogue, which covers BMW models back to 1968. Select the 2002 and your year to see what is available.
What does a BMW flex joint do?
It is a rubber coupling, often called a guibo, that joins the transmission output to the driveshaft and absorbs vibration. Cracks in the rubber can cause clunks and vibration. We list 26 of them by exact fit.
Are Genuine BMW parts available?
Yes. Genuine parts make up 94 of the 297 BMW listings. You can also choose from APA/URO Parts, Febi, Beck Arnley, Hella and other brands where they fit your car.