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AWR5722RFI - Front Centre Seat – Rayleigh Tweed

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Original price - Original price €86,00
Original price
€86,00
€86,00 - €86,00
Current price €86,00
OEM Part
OEM: Made by an Original Equipment Manufacturer. This part is made by an original equipment manufacturer or under their license, ensuring compatibility and quality.
Front Centre Seat - the centre seat of the front row, mounted over the transmission tunnel between the two outer seats.

Trimmed in Rayleigh tweed cloth to match the front outer seats in the same finish. Owing to its position over the transmission tunnel, the front centre seat is specified as an occasional-use seat. Supplied as a complete seat assembly.
Alternative Codes
AWR5722RFIHAD129870RFI

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Frequently asked questions

What is the AWR5722RFI front centre seat used for?
The AWR5722RFI is the front centre seat that sits over the transmission tunnel between the two outer front seats, trimmed in Rayleigh tweed to match the outer seats. Because of its position over the tunnel, it's built as an occasional-use seat rather than a primary seating position. Supplied as a complete seat assembly, OEM quality.
Where does the front centre seat mount on the vehicle?
It sits directly over the transmission tunnel, positioned between the driver's and passenger's outer seats in the front row. It typically mounts to the floor pan or tunnel-mounted brackets alongside the outer seat rails. Its raised, narrow base is shaped to clear the tunnel underneath.
Can the front centre seat be fitted at home?
Fitting typically means unbolting the old seat from its floor or tunnel mounts and bolting in the replacement, well within reach for a confident DIY mechanic with basic hand tools. Since it's a trimmed seat assembly rather than a structural part, no specialist tools are typically needed. Check seatbelt anchor points aren't affected first.