High-performance vehicles like BMWs need great brakes to take corners with finesse and stop on a dime. Depending on your car’s model and the performance you desire, you may decide to stick with standard BMW brakes or opt for a performance upgrade. No matter which option you choose, it’s important to understand the recommended maintenance schedule for your BMW brakes. Here’s a look at some of the things you need to know.
When you bring your BMW to the mechanic for a repair, you trust that it will be done correctly. While you may assume the problem was properly diagnosed and the repairs you’ve paid for were done right the first time, unfortunately, that’s not always the case.
If you’re still having problems after you get your vehicle back, there’s a chance that something may have been missed. Here’s a look at seven signs that your mechanic misdiagnosed your BMW or may have done something to make the problem worse.
The BMW 5 Series is a high-performance vehicle that is loved by many. While these vehicles have a reputation for being powerful and reliable, there are a few common engine and transmission issues that may come up. Knowing what to look for can help you recognize signs of potential problems, so you can take care of them before they become a much bigger issue. Here’s a look at some of the complaints we commonly see at The Haus.
Whether you’re traveling to colder climates to visit with family and friends during the holiday season or you’re planning a road trip to exciting nearby destinations like Tahoe or Big Bear, it’s important to make sure your BMW is prepared to safely handle the climate change.
From colder temperatures to snow and ice, winter driving can be a challenge for an unprepared BMW. Before you hit the road, plan to take care of these important tasks.
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Whether you’re planning a shopping spree at Plaza Del Valle or the Panorama Mall, a day at the Greywolf Golf Course, or a road trip for business or pleasure, you’ll want to make sure your BMW is in top shape before you head out. At The Haus, our certified BMW mechanics provide dealership-quality service for a fraction of the price. We’re also conveniently located just a short drive away.
Here’s a look at some of the services you can expect when you visit either our Sherman Oaks or Santa Monica Locations.
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If you’ve noticed strange noises coming from your Mini Cooper, there’s a good chance it’s causing you a bit of stress. Our certified mechanics often speak to MINI owners who complain of a “knocking” sound coming from their engine. This typically feels like a series of light taps that continues to get progressively louder.
A knocking engine can be caused by several different issues, some of which are more serious than others. Here’s a look at a few of the possible problems you may be dealing with.
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As a BMW owner, you already know that your vehicle offers impeccable engineering, innovative design, and unrivaled performance. While very little needs to be done to a BMW in terms of modifications, if you’re a true enthusiast looking for even more power and performance, you may have been thinking about adding some performance parts.
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Whether you’re heading out for a hike at Fort Mountain State Park, taking the kids on an adventure, or planning a night out on the town, you need to make sure your vehicle can get you there safely. If your BMW or Mini Cooper needs maintenance or repairs, the certified mechanics at The Haus are here to help. We’re conveniently located in Van Nuys, just a short drive from Chatsworth. Here’s a look at some of the top-notch services you can expect when you trust us with your vehicle repair and maintenance needs.
Unique, fun, and stylish, the Mini Cooper is an iconic vehicle that is loved by many. If you currently own a MINI or you’re thinking about getting one, you may be wondering how long you can expect it to last.
While the lifespan of a Mini Cooper varies depending on a number of factors, you can generally expect to get to around 100,000 miles before parts start nearing the end of their effective lifespan and you begin risking a major component failure. However, with proper care, it’s common for Mini Coopers to last between 200,000 and 250,000 miles before breaking down or requiring uneconomical repairs.
It’s just another normal day when you head out to your car, hit the key fob, and… nothing. No matter how many times you click the button, your door doesn’t unlock and the car won’t start.
Your key fob battery is dead, and you’re left wondering what to do about it.
The good news is you can still unlock and start your BMW with a dead key fob – and once you’ve picked up a new battery, it’s fairly simple to replace it. Here’s what you need to know.
