Every downshift into a hairpin starts at your fingertips, and factory plastic paddles flex just enough to blur the moment. The MMX Performance Billet Shift Paddle Set replaces them with solid aluminum blades that click through each gear with real weight and zero wobble.
These are complete replacement paddles, not stick-on covers. They bolt to your factory control unit, so there is no new electronics and nothing to code.
Billet Shift Paddles for the BMW M Performance Steering Wheel
Each blade is CNC-machined from a solid block of T6061 aluminum and shaped to follow the lines of the Gen 1 and Gen 2 M Performance steering wheel. The longer blade puts the next gear within reach at any steering angle, which you will appreciate mid-corner on track and every day in traffic.
What's Included
- 1 x pair of MMX billet paddle blades, left and right
Key Features
- Full OEM replacement blades, not stick-on or clip-on covers
- Reuses the OEM control unit, no new electronics required
- CNC-machined from aircraft-grade T6061 aluminum billet
- Longer blades for easier reach at any steering angle
- Two finishes: Titanium Silver or Dark Anthracite Grey
- Designed and tested in the United Kingdom
- 1-year MMX warranty against defects in materials and workmanship
- Part numbers: MMR04-0501-TI (Titanium), MMR04-0501-DA (Dark Anthracite)
Vehicle Fitment
Fits BMW models equipped with the Gen 1 or Gen 2 M Performance steering wheel with shift paddles:
- BMW E-Series with the Gen 1 / Gen 2 M Performance steering wheel (E82, E88, E90, E92, E93)
- BMW F-Series with the Gen 1 / Gen 2 M Performance steering wheel (F22, F23, F30, F32, F33, F36, F80, F82, F83, F87)
Installation Notes
Installation requires removing the steering wheel airbag and paddle blades. Disconnect the battery first. Professional installation is recommended if you have not handled an airbag before.
- Disconnect the battery and wait before touching the airbag.
- Remove the airbag module and the factory paddle blades.
- Fit the MMX blades to the OEM control units.
- Reinstall the airbag, reconnect the battery and test both paddles.
