BMW Key Fob Covers
12 covers cut for BMW keys, in Alcantara, carbon fiber and leather. Each one is shaped for one specific key body - not a universal case stretched over whatever you own.
Which BMW key do you have?
This is the part that decides everything. Across 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 Series, X1 to X7, M and i models, BMW has used several different key bodies. Compare the fitment photo in each listing with the key in your pocket: the outline and the button layout are what matter, not the model year. The key fob cover fitment guide shows the common shapes side by side, and if you are still unsure, send us a photo and we confirm before it ships.
Not sure which key you have? Read Which BMW Key Do I Have? — it walks through the shapes with photos.
Materials in this collection
- Alcantara suede - the same family of material carmakers specify for performance steering wheels and seat centers. Soft, grippy, and non-conductive, so the key's range is unaffected.
- Carbon fiber - a light, rigid shell with a woven finish. Where a vented version is offered, take it: the vents keep the antenna area of the key open.
- Leather - hand-stitched, and it darkens and softens where you hold it rather than wearing through.
Fitting it
The cover slips over the key by hand - no tools, no glue, and nothing is cut. Lock, unlock and boot release stay usable, the emergency blade still comes out, and the whole thing comes back off if you sell the car. Free worldwide shipping with duties and VAT prepaid, 30-day returns, and a free exchange if the key type turns out wrong.
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Which key do I have?
BMW has used three broad key families: the rounded blade key on F-Series cars (F20, F30, F32, F10, F15), the wider wedge key on G-Series cars (G20, G30, G05, G07, G42), and the LCD Display Key, which has a screen. The guide image labels every variant we cover from A to G.
See every key type we cover