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Every BMW is engineered for performance. But even the most powerful engine can lose its edge without the right care. At BMW of Columbus, serving Auburn, Phenix City, and LaGrange, our technicians often get one question: “How often should I service my BMW to keep it running like new?” 

The answer depends on your driving habits, but one thing is certain—consistent maintenance is the key to preserving your BMW’s horsepower and responsiveness. 

BMW’s 3-Year Ultimate Care Oil Service plan is more than just a routine maintenance package. Priced at $249, it offers three years of unlimited oil changes for vehicles that have either reached 60 months or 60,000 miles. But beyond the convenience and affordability this plan provides peace of mind. 

Picture this: you're cruising down the road in Auburn or Phenix City, enjoying the thrill of adventure ahead in your BMW. Suddenly, the check engine light blinks ominously. Car repairs are never fun and can come out of nowhere! But there’s good news, with the benefits of using a credit service for your auto repair needs. Buckle up, as we unveil the smooth ride to cost-effective auto maintenance. 

Service Now, Pay Later for your BMW SUV or Sedan repairs in Auburn or Opelika  

BMW Remote Diagnosis is a technology designed to enhance vehicle maintenance and troubleshooting processes by allowing BMW service centers to remotely diagnose issues with a vehicle's systems and components.  

You may wonder if this remote kind of diagnostic tool is accurate and safe. Have you ever had an issue with your computer or laptop and tech support was able to remotely login through internet connectivity? You may remember that you must authorize them to do so. The same process holds true for BMW remote diagnostic services.  

 Whether you choose to use your tax refund for a new BMW, or a pre-owned BMW or simply use it for maintenance, you’ll be glad you used it to upgrade your driving experience.  

A car's steering wheel may include "paddles" or buttons strategically positioned to allow the driver to manually change gears without moving their hands off the steering wheel. BMW was one of the first automakers to offer these entertaining features, which were first used to assist race car drivers in achieving better handling.