BMW 3 Series F80 Buttons and Controls
When you spend your days inside an F80, every detail of the driving position ends up mattering. Upgrading your BMW 3 Series F80 buttons and controls means refining what you touch and look at on every drive, without altering the cockpit layout or its core functions.
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.
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Red Blue Black Performance Drive Mode Center Console Buttons, BMW 3 Series F30 F80
BMW 3 Series F30 · BMW 3 Series F8039,00 € -
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Replacement iDrive Controller Knob, BMW 3 Series F30 F80
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What new controls change inside an F80
The 3 Series F80 plays the M Performance card all the way through to interior details: bucket seats, a specific steering wheel, dedicated gauges. On the buttons and switches side, the standard equipment is functional, but certain spots leave the cockpit feeling unfinished to anyone who wants visual consistency throughout. Replacing targeted controls with parts made for the F80 changes how you see your interior, reinforcing the overall cohesion from the bucket seat.
New controls fit into the original slots and preserve all programmed functions. The integration stays factory in form, with no compromise on existing functionality.
Identifying the right control for your 3 Series F80
Buttons and controls for the 3 Series F80 are spread across several areas: center console, dashboard, door panels, and armrest. Before selecting a part, pinpoint the exact location and decide whether you want to replace an existing button or fill a blank-cover slot left empty at the factory.
The chassis code, found in field D.2 of your registration document, confirms you are working with an F80 and not a standard F30 or an F31 wagon, whose interiors can look similar but feature different connectors and slot layouts. This check prevents ordering errors.
Can you activate a missing function by adding a button to the F80?
In some cases, yes. The blank-cover slots on the F80 are physically designed to accept an additional button, but activating the associated function depends on the vehicle's electronic configuration. If the option was coded at the factory without being physically installed, the control will often work right away. In other cases, coding via a BMW-compatible diagnostic tool will be required to enable the corresponding setting.
30-day returns available if the part does not match your configuration.