Your BMW is a world-class vehicle and deserves regular care from a certified team of experts. The first step of making sure your luxury vehicle runs smoothly on Andover and Derby roads is sticking to the BMW maintenance schedule, a manufacturer-recommended maintenance plan to keep your vehicle in prime condition, mile after mile. Discover the BMW maintenance intervals and what they include below, and then schedule your next appointment today.
BMW bases most of its maintenance schedule on 30,000-mile intervals, making it as simple as possible for Newton drivers. This is in addition to your standard maintenance services every six months in which we can perform multi-point inspections, oil and filter changes, tire rotations, and brake inspections.
What can you expect at the BMW 30,000-, 60,000-, or 90,000-mile intervals? Let’s find out:
The average Newton driver will log around 12,000 miles a year, meaning that around the 30,000-mile mark, you will need us to perform:
After around five years, it’s time for your 60,000-mile marker. With this particular marker, you can expect necessary replacements and inspections such as:
Now that you’ve been driving your BMW for 90,000 miles, it is time for a tune-up to continue your Andover adventures unabated. Learn more about what is included in the 90,000 milestone service interval here:
Now that you know the relevant 30,000-, 60,000, and 90,000-mile BMW maintenance intervals, swing by our exceptional service department today. We would be thrilled to assist you with polishing and maximizing your luxury vehicle to its fullest potential. Give us a call when you are ready for an inspection, or utilize our service specials for additional savings.
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