Description
Upgrade the rear styling of your BMW X5 or X5M with the AF-1 Wide Body Rear Bumper Cover by Aero Function. Designed specifically for the 2010-2013 BMW X5 E70 platform, this rear bumper delivers an aggressive wide-body appearance combined with advanced composite engineering for strength, flexibility, and long-term durability. Constructed from high-quality Glass Fibre Komposite (GFK), this bumper uses milled and cross-woven fibers to achieve a lightweight yet highly impact-resistant structure.
Finished with a double-layered signature gray primer, this rear bumper is optimized for reduced preparation time and a smoother finishing process. The wide-body design enhances the vehicle’s stance while improving aerodynamic flow and overall visual presence.
Features
- Wide body rear bumper cover design (AF-1 Aero Function)
- Strong, lightweight Glass Fibre Komposite (GFK) construction
- Milled and cross-woven fiber composite technology
- Highly durable and impact resistant structure
- Modified aerodynamics for improved styling performance
- Double-layered signature gray primer for easy preparation
- Honeycomb black mesh grille where applicable
- Five-stage aero function quality control manufacturing system
- Aero Function exclusive limited production availability
- Extensive ship-safe packaging for reduced freight damage
- 3-year limited manufacturer’s warranty
Fitment
- 2010 BMW X5 E70
- 2011 BMW X5 E70
- 2012 BMW X5 E70
- 2013 BMW X5 E70
Compatible Models
- BMW X5 35i
- BMW X5 35d
- BMW X5 50i
- BMW X5M
Important Notes
- Fits BMW X5/X5M E70 wide body applications
- Professional installation is highly recommended
- Test fit before painting is strongly advised
Upgrade your BMW X5 or X5M E70 with the Aero Function AF-1 wide body rear bumper cover. Lightweight GFK construction with aggressive styling and durable finish.
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