Interior and Upholstery

Is a seat worn, is the headlining sagging or is a luggage compartment trim panel missing? An interior part must match more than the Audi model alone. Shape, colour, material, body style and vehicle equipment can all affect the correct version.

At Donkers VAG Parts, you will find genuine used seats, upholstery and interior trim parts for Audi models. The parts come from vehicles dismantled in-house. This means information about the donor vehicle, interior specification and fitted equipment is often available.

Seats and door trims

Depending on current stock, this category may include:

• front seats and rear seat assemblies;
• standard, Sport and S line seats;
• head restraints;
• seat frames and backrests;
• door cards and armrests;
• seat rails;
• individual upholstery and trim parts.

Audi seats were supplied with a wide range of functions. These may include seat heating, electric adjustment, memory, ventilation, side airbags and occupant-detection sensors.

A seat may have the correct shape while using different plugs, wiring or control units. Compare the complete part number and all fitted functions before ordering.

A mismatch in the airbag or occupant-detection system may cause warning messages after installation. Work on seat airbags and related wiring should be carried out by someone familiar with these systems.

Headlining, pillar trims and luggage compartment parts

This category also includes interior and luggage compartment trim, such as:

• headlining;
• pillar trims;
• carpets and sill trims;
• sun visors;
• centre-console sections;
• luggage compartment side panels;
• load floors;
• parcel shelves and luggage covers.

These parts are often specific to the body style. A trim panel from an Avant will not normally fit a Saloon, Sportback or Convertible.

Wheelbase, number of doors and facelift changes may also affect the shape and mounting points. Compare the complete part number, product images and position of the clips or brackets.

Colour, material and finish

Visible interior parts must match the original colour and surface finish. Audi used different fabrics, leather types, carpet colours and plastic textures across model years and equipment levels.

Two black parts may differ in shade, grain or gloss. Leather and fabric seats may also use different stitching, perforation or panel shapes.

Where available, compare the colour code, trim code and material description. Photographs can help, but lighting and screen settings may affect how a colour appears.

Electrical functions and safety equipment

Seats, door trims and other interior parts may contain electrical or safety-related components.

Before ordering, check for:

• seat heating;
• electric adjustment;
• memory function;
• ventilation;
• side airbags;
• occupant-detection sensors;
• belt-buckle wiring;
• switches or control modules;
• connector and pin arrangement.

Coding or adaptation may be required after fitting some electrical seat components. The existing wiring and vehicle specification should be checked before installation.

Condition of used interior parts

Genuine used interior parts may show normal signs of age and use. These can include wear, creasing, discolouration, pressure marks or small scratches.