Rear Bumper Bracket (Right) for BYD e2, OE 12588580-00

This is the right hand one, mounted at the right rear of the car when you are sitting in it and facing forward. On a UK car that is the offside, away from the kerb. The left hand equivalent is a separate OE number and it will not bolt up on this side, so the two cannot be swapped. The reliable check is to get the bumper skin off and see which bracket has failed on the corner you are repairing. Order the side in front of you. The fitment table on this page confirms the models this one fits.

You have a choice of two lines here. Original/Genuine is the BYD part carrying the vehicle manufacturer's own branding. Aftermarket is an independent equivalent built to the same mounting points and supplied new in the same condition. Both appear with their price on this page, so compare them there before you decide. Main dealer bodyshops and insurers usually want the Original/Genuine line named on the paperwork for a body repair. If the work is yours to pay for and the bracket goes back behind the skin, the Aftermarket line is a sensible pick.

Your old bracket may carry EL-2804420 instead of the OE number shown at the top of this page. Both point at the same item. Supplier references and manufacturer numbers run in parallel on body parts, so either one being present on the part in your hand is a good sign. Where the number you can read matches neither, do not judge it by shape alone, because rear bumper brackets look alike across corners. Use the quote route on this page, give us the model and the year with the number you can read, and we will confirm it.

The delivery time is 8 to 25 days, from order to door. If the rear corner of the bumper is loose and the car is still being driven, it is worth ordering the side you need now rather than waiting for a workshop slot. Anything urgent goes through the quote route on this page. The shipping cost for your country is shown on this page and confirmed at checkout before you pay.

Metal is what this one is made from. On a bumper mounting that means a bodyshop can straighten it or open a fixing hole slightly if the point it bolts to has moved, which is not something you can do with a moulding. Take a look at your old one first. If it has bent instead of broken, the panel behind it has taken a real load and is worth checking while the skin is off.

This one is black as supplied, and it is an exterior fitting, so the paint question is a fair one. The answer is no. It arrives in its black finish and it is fitted in that state without primer, colour matching or lacquer. If the bumper skin is going into the booth for body colour, keep this bracket out of the way rather than letting overspray settle on the faces it bolts through. Check the fitment table on this page for the models before you commit to the order.