Proper Cupholder Insert for BMW E39 5 Series (1996-2003)

If you own an E39, chances are your cupholder is either broken or you don’t like it very much. The factory cupholder doesn’t give much confidence due to its thin and flimsy design, and it tends to grip regular cans more tightly than usual, which causes it to flex when removing them and is one of the reasons it’s prone to breaking. 

D3D decided to create a direct-fit insert to improve the cupholder setup in the BMW E39. Our design fits snug in place without any adhesives, which makes it removable if needed. It can also be separated easily for cleaning, and comes in two versions - a Double Holder for those who still need access to the cigarette lighter, and a Triple Holder for maximum utility. The Triple Holder has a third oversized cavity that will be able to accomodate some oversized cans and bottles, but we've given it a squarer shape to make it more useful as a general storage tray as well. Both versions feature spring-loaded plastic teeth that hold the unit in place without the use of adhesives.

Our Proper Cupholder Insert is designed and made in Australia and is contructed from TPU, a common rubberised polymer used in the auto industry, which reduces vibration and is heat resistant. It can be ordered for both RHD and LHD vehicles.

This is currently a made to order item. Please allow up to 10 days to receive your shipment confirmation.

Diverge 3D is committed to providing you with the best possible experience through our products and accompanying instruction guides. However, we cannot accept responsibility for any damage, injury, or other consequences that may occur during installation or use. Please ensure you are familiar with and comply with your local laws regarding vehicle modification. As this is an aftermarket product, it has not undergone crash testing and its performance in an accident is unknown. Do not allow the use of our products to distract you from your surroundings or affect your control of the vehicle. Any electrical work is undertaken at your own risk. If you are not confident in carrying out such work, we recommend seeking assistance from a qualified professional.