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BMW 2 Series F87 Buttons and Controls

The F87 is the most hardcore BMW 2 Series, equally at home on track and open road. Updating the BMW 2 Series F87 buttons and controls means bringing the cockpit up to the level of the hardware: fingertip interface, a truly M atmosphere, nothing out of place.

From 29,00 € to 39,00 € depending on the finish.

The chassis code is on your vehicle registration document. It alone determines compatibility: two vehicles of the same model may not take the same parts depending on their year and phase.

Transforming the F87 Cockpit Without Touching the Bodywork

The M2 (F87) immediately delivers a driving-focused interior: sport steering wheel, bucket seats, precise instrumentation. Yet the factory buttons age poorly or lack personality on such a focused chassis. Replacing certain controls with M Performance-look parts homogenizes the cabin and restores that sense of consistency between the aggressive exterior and the driving position.

Center tunnel switches, window buttons, and steering wheel controls are often the first targets. A targeted replacement gives the console a uniform backlight and clearly signals a commitment to the M line, with no irreversible modifications.

Choosing the Right BMW 2 Series F87 Buttons and Controls

The key is to verify compatibility with your exact F87 version: the M2 coupe and its variants (Competition, CS) do not always share the same wiring harness or the same button footprint. The chassis code on your registration document (from the 4th position of the VIN) is the reliable reference. Some parts fit only the center console, others the door panel or the steering wheel: identify the area you want to personalize first.

For this type of module, common variants involve backlighting, surface ergonomics, and compatibility with the factory options fitted (keyless start, seat heating, cruise control). Always compare the factory shape with the product listing before confirming your order.

Can You Replace a Single Button Without Removing the Entire Console?

Yes, most controls on the F87 are individual parts clipped or screwed onto their support. You can work on one specific button, whether it is on the steering wheel, the door panel, or the center tunnel, without touching the rest of the console. Simply identify the module in question and make sure the selected reference matches your factory configuration.

Check your vehicle generation before ordering: if the stated compatibility is wrong, return shipping is on us and you get a full refund.