We prioritise quality by using only Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts or high-quality aftermarket alternatives to maintain your BMW’s performance and integrity.

Each BMW is unique, and service costs vary based on specific needs. We provide personalised quotes after assessing your vehicle, ensuring transparency with no hidden fees.

Service durations depend on the complexity of the work required. We strive to complete most repairs promptly, often within the same day or the following day, and will inform you of the estimated time for your specific service.

Yes, we stand by the quality of our work and offer warranties on our services and parts. Please contact us for detailed warranty information specific to the services you require.

If your check engine light illuminates, it’s advisable to schedule a diagnostic appointment promptly. Our technicians will assess the issue and recommend appropriate solutions to prevent potential damage.

Regular maintenance is key. We recommend following the service intervals outlined in your owner’s manual, checking fluid levels, monitoring tyre pressure, and addressing any unusual sounds or behaviours promptly.

Oil leaks are relatively common in BMWs, often due to deteriorated gaskets or seals. Addressing leaks promptly is crucial to prevent engine damage and maintain optimal performance.

If you notice white, blue, or black smoke coming from your BMW’s exhaust, it could indicate different problems: * White smoke can suggest coolant leaking into the engine, possibly due to a blown head gasket or cracked cylinder head. * Blue smoke often means oil is burning, which could be caused by worn piston rings, valve seals, or a leaking turbocharger. * Black smoke could indicate an overly rich fuel mixture, possibly caused by a malfunctioning fuel injector, mass airflow sensor, or fuel pressure regulator. If you see any type of smoke, it’s important to have the engine inspected immediately to prevent further damage.

An overheating engine can be caused by several issues, including a faulty thermostat, a malfunctioning water pump, a blocked radiator, or low coolant levels. BMWs are equipped with sensitive cooling systems, and even small issues can lead to overheating. Regularly checking coolant levels and ensuring that the radiator and hoses are in good condition can help prevent engine overheating.

While certain BMW diesel engines, like the N47, have known timing chain concerns, not all models are affected. It’s best to consult with a technician familiar with your specific model to assess any potential risks.

The N13 & N20 engines have experienced issues such as timing chain stretch, fuel injector problems, and oil consumption. Regular maintenance and timely inspections can help mitigate these concerns.

If your BMW engine shakes or vibrates, it could be a sign of misfiring, damaged motor mounts, or a malfunctioning fuel injector. A rough idle caused by a dirty throttle body or faulty spark plugs can also lead to vibration. It’s important to have the engine diagnosed to determine the exact cause, as it could be related to various components, from the ignition system to the engine mounts.

Transmission issues in BMWs may stem from low transmission fluid levels, a faulty solenoid, or a worn-out clutch (in manual transmission models). If your BMW’s transmission is slipping or hesitating, it’s essential to check the fluid level and quality. If fluid levels are fine, the problem could be more serious, such as internal transmission damage, which will require professional diagnosis and repair.

Rough idling or stalling in a BMW could be due to several factors, such as a dirty or faulty idle air control valve, a vacuum leak, or issues with the fuel system. A clogged fuel filter or malfunctioning fuel injectors can also cause rough idling. If your car stalls frequently or idles unevenly, it’s a good idea to have the intake and fuel system inspected.