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Saving Money Using DIY Mouldings & Trims
Exterior and interior trim pieces are often the first to show wear on your vehicle, but they’re also among the easiest to replace on your own. If you drive a luxury SUV like the BMW X5, restoring your vehicle's aesthetics doesn't always require a trip to the body shop. With a bit of patience and the right tools, you can install OEM mouldings and trims yourself—saving hundreds in labor costs. For even greater impact, many BMW owners add interior accessories during their trim refresh to complete the upscale look.
How Much Can You Save By Replacing Trim Parts Yourself?
1. Door Mouldings
Replacing OEM door mouldings yourself can save you around $150–$300 in labor per side at a body shop.
2. Bumper Trim Pieces
DIY bumper trim installation typically costs under $100 in parts, saving you up to $250 in shop labor fees.
3. Roof Moulding Strips
Roof moulding replacements can run $75–$120 per side, with potential savings of $200 or more in professional installation.
4. Interior Dash Trim
Swapping out scratched or faded dash trim yourself can cost as little as $80, avoiding a $300+ shop bill.
5. Window Belt Mouldings
These cost around $60–$100 each and can be installed with basic tools, bypassing dealer install charges of $150 or more.
Order here for exclusive discounts on BMW X5 mouldings, trim kits, and interior upgrades. Contact us today for help choosing the right OEM parts and start saving with your next DIY upgrade.