[xcelir8bmw]

Hi. Where can I get an OEM hazard triangle that fits in compartment in boot trunk lid? My USA vehicle came empty.

[rice_rocket88]

I didn't know there was an OEM hazard triangle? None of my previous cars had them at all... however some of my old audi's did along with a first aid kit. If you were that worried I'd just go to amazon and buy something to throw in the hidden compartment. I threw in a runflat slime kit.

[xcelir8bmw]

I want the OEM finished look. But I do have a bag with emergency stuff including triangle.

[//TMT]

I think those are only equipped on EU-bound cars, where they're required by regulation. I doubt they're anything super-special even as OEM, being regulatory and all that. I've seen them for other brands as part of a roadside emergency kit, have you checked your dealer's accessories shelf?

[xcelir8bmw]

Not avail in US. But still want.

[satz]

I think my X2 (australia) comes with a roll-out triangle packaged in a long red rectangular box which clips into the inside of the rear door.

My E90 335i had the same thing (only the box was blue!)

Do the US market cars have the mouldings that would allow this box to fit in?

[xcelir8bmw]

The moulding is there but empty!

So, yes!!!

[satz]

If it's any help, the part number (BMW) should be: 71606770487

Same part number in almost all BMWs from the humble 1 series through to the not-so-humble Z8, as well as Minis so hopefully you can find it somewhere in the world!

Or even much closer to home (for Americans that is): https://www.ecstuning.com/b-genuine-...606770487~oee/

[//TMT]

Xcelr8 let us know how your first breakdown goes with your new bling! :-P

[xcelir8bmw]

Thanks guys. LOL.

Now that I see container size I can scout out something far cheaper on Amazon.