[napaperi]

Quick question. Is there any way to order the e90 m-tech bumper through a local BMW dealership

[e90335iftw]

Yes, they're a OEM product

[napaperi]

Is it called the mtech bumper. It's for my e90 328i and when I called the dealership he asked me which one? So is there more than one m-tech bumper. Thanks for the reply

[e90335iftw]

Sounds like the sales rep didn't know what he was talking about.
Call the dealership again and try to talk to someone else.

[duky]

http://www.shopbmwusa.com/ProductDet...&ProductId=701 - that's probably what you're talking about. I'm not sure if BMW sells the parts individually (i.e. separates front, side and rear) but you can get them from Tischer separately (getbmwparts.com). You can also order here: http://www.bmwmercedesparts.com but it's more difficult to browse than Tischer is

[napaperi]

Okay thanks a lot for the help ill try calling again

[Eugeinus]

getbmwparts.com is the way to go. OEM, best prices.

[mcpcolas]

correct me if I'm wrong. But I always thought the mtech was the aftermarket version, and msport was the OEM version

[bumere90]

talk to the parts guys

[getBMWparts]

Originally Posted by napaperi

Quick question. Is there any way to order the e90 m-tech bumper through a local BMW dealership

We offer complete front bumper/sideskirt/rear bumper retrofit kits for the genuine BMW M Aerodynamic Kit components, as well as a full kit, on special here on this page of our site.

The M Aerodynamic Kit for the E90 sedan is the same as Mtech/M Sport/etc. - all the same thing.

The coupes/convertibles have different setups for M Aerodynamic Kit vs. Mtech/M Sport.

Shipping for any of these kits is a flat-rate of $175 via UPS Freight service within the US.

Thanks!