Leather Sun Visors

Quite fancied some of these to stop the creaks and groans from the standard visors... Not so keen at that price - ouch! :(


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Adam D said:
Not so keen at that price - ouch! :(

Each leather trim part which came with the extended leather pack is expensive to buy brand new.
Parts like leather center console,leather windshield panels,leather roll bars and leather door cards.

Trust me there is no guy who can manage to get the look,feel,stitches and leather quality of BMW's genuine parts.
Typical example is the leather sun visors.
 
orfanidis360 said:
Adam D said:
Not so keen at that price - ouch! :(

Each leather trim part which came with the extended leather pack is expensive to buy brand new.
Parts like leather center console,leather windshield panels,leather roll bars and leather door cards.

Trust me there is no guy who can manage to get the look,feel,stitches and leather quality of BMW's genuine parts.
Typical example is the leather sun visors.

Glad your happy, the occasional creak doesn't bother me that much thankfully :)
 
It's been 2 months now and the sun visors have still not arrived.
They went into production, but what takes them so long there in Germany..
 
sbtwister said:
I agree, they should not look ike that. My '05 has extended leather, and the visors are tight.
Same here.

I didn't realize my Z had extended leather at first.

The visors on the E36 cabrio don't swing out either but I believe E46's do. With the Z4 I think it's the curve of the windscreen that would stop them.

I've seen visors that extend downwards - that would be useful as the Z4 ones are a bit small.
 
ben g said:
Use a hairdryer on the saggy bits, will tighten them up nicely. How much were they? The standard ones look a bit rubbish.


:rofl: yep, sure all your roadster owners have one in the glove box
 
I'd say the coupr is more of a hairdressers car.

No one in their right mind would ruin their nicky Clarke hairdo by driving about in a convertible.
 
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