BMW M2 Headrest Replacement Parts
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A buyer's guide to used BMW M2 headrest
No two headrests are quite the same across different vehicles, so getting the specifics right matters when you buy used, second hand or a replacement. Answer a few quick questions below and breakers will only quote if they have the exact matching part in stock:
- State whether it's front or rear
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Fitment questions
Do BMW M2 headrests actually exist, or is it a solid fixed seat?
Yes, the BMW M2 does have headrests – the M Sport-derived seats fitted to the M2 include separate headrests on both the front and rear seats, so sourcing a used one from a breaker is straightforward. The exact style can vary depending on whether the car has the standard M2 seats or the optional Competition/full bucket-style seats, so check which seat type your car has before ordering.
Will a headrest from a 2016–2018 F87 M2 fit my 2019–2023 F87 M2 Competition?
Both the original M2 (2016–2018) and the M2 Competition (2018–2021) share the F87 body generation, so the generation boundary here is less of a concern than the seat specification – however, the M2 Competition was often supplied with different seat trims, and headrests are shaped to the specific seat shell. Confirm the exact seat code with the breaker against your registration before purchasing, as a cosmetic or fitment mismatch is possible even within the same F87 generation.
Does the G87 M2 (2023-on) headrest fit an older F87 M2?
No – the G87 M2 launched in 2023 is a completely new generation on a different platform with redesigned interior seating, so headrests from a G87 are not interchangeable with those from the F87 M2 (2016–2021). Always match the headrest to the correct generation, and confirm the full seat specification with the breaker using your registration number.
Does it matter which side I specify when buying a used M2 headrest?
For most standard headrests the left and right sides within the same row are identical and interchangeable, but if your M2 is fitted with seats that have integrated side-bolster adjusters or seat-mounted components, there could be a difference. It is worth telling the breaker which seat position you need (NS or OS, front or rear) just to be certain, especially if the car had optional sport or bucket seats.
Will an M2 headrest fit from a different BMW M model, such as an M3 or M4?
The M2 F87 uses its own seat variants and the headrest mounting post spacing and profile may differ from those used in the F80 M3 or F82 M4, even though those cars share a generation era. Do not assume cross-model compatibility – provide your registration to the breaker and ask them to verify the seat part numbers match before you commit to buying.
Does the trim level of the M2 affect which headrest I need?
The BMW M2 in the UK was sold in a relatively focused range rather than a broad trim ladder, but factory options such as the Comfort Pack or choice of seat type (standard M2 seats versus carbon bucket seats) do affect headrest style and fitment. Engine choice does not matter at all for headrest fitment – what matters is confirming the exact seat specification fitted to your car, which your breaker can cross-reference using your registration plate.