BMW is a renowned automaker known for producing some of the most luxurious and high-performance vehicles on the market. However, like any other vehicle brand, BMWs can experience engine and transmission problems over time. In this blog post, we’ll explore which BMW models are more prone to engine and transmission problems.
If you own a BMW and live in Santa Monica, then you know that your car is more than just a mode of transportation. It’s a statement of luxury, style, and performance. However, to keep your BMW running smoothly, it’s essential to have its engine coolant checked and serviced regularly.
Spring is one of the best times of the year to explore the great outdoors in Los Angeles. The weather is mild, the crowds are thin, and the scenery is breathtaking. Whether you’re a local looking for a quick escape or a visitor from out of town, Los Angeles has plenty of road trip destinations to explore this spring. From stunning beaches to rugged mountains, here are the top road trip destinations to visit in Los Angeles this spring in 2023.
In most cases, owning a BMW is a pleasant experience. These eye-catching vehicles offer a comfortable ride, superior handling, and the performance you would expect from a luxury brand. However, just like any other vehicle, they aren’t without their fair share of problems.
Modern SUVs in general tend to have some reliability issues, thanks to the large and complex powertrains and variety of technology and features, all of which can break, causing headaches for their owners. BMW in particular has experienced some known reliability issues with each of its SUV models. Here’s a closer look at some of the problems you should be aware of.
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While BMWs are known to be pretty reliable vehicles, unfortunately, blown head gaskets are fairly common. While many BMW head gaskets will last for up to 100,000 miles, it’s not uncommon for them to fail much sooner – and when they do, it can quickly become a serious problem.
Some of the most common signs of BMW head gasket failure include oil contamination, engine overheating, and blue or white smoke billowing out of your BMW’s exhaust. If you’ve noticed any of these issues, this is potentially very bad news for both you and your BMW.
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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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