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    Signs Your BMW Needs New Tires

    Last updated 5 days ago

    Driving a BMW is an experience that is unlike that of driving any other vehicle. In order to get the most out of your BMW, however, you have to make sure that it is in good repair. In particular, make sure to monitor the state of your BMW’s tires. After all, the condition of your car’s tires can have a dramatic impact on its performance. Here are some signs that your BMW needs new tires.

    Worn Treads If you notice that the treads on your BMW’s tires lack definition and are worn, this is a sign that the tires need to be replaced. Treads help improve your car’s handling by providing valuable traction. Furthermore, treads also help keep you safe and improve performance by funneling water away from the tires and preventing hydroplaning.

    Cracks and Irregular Bulges Sometimes when you drive over a pothole or hit a curb, the impact can cause internal and external damage to your tires. Often this damage manifests as cracks and bulges on the tire itself. While the damage might not be immediately apparent, you should have your tires replaced as soon as you notice any irregularities. Once your tires have cracks or bulges, it is only a matter of time before they fail altogether, potentially compromising the safety of everyone inside the vehicle.

    Uneven Wear One of the more common tire conditions is uneven wear. Uneven wear occurs when one side of your tire is heavily worn, while the other side is not. Generally uneven wear occurs when you neglect to have your tires aligned. In order to avoid uneven wear, make sure to have your tires regularly inspected, aligned, and rotated.

    Dedicated to the repair and maintenance of European vehicles, RennWerks prides itself on offering high quality BMW repair services in San Jose. Call us at (408) 409-1369 to find out how we can help you keep your BMW in tip-top shape.

    Does Your BMW Need Service? Call us Today!

    Last updated 11 days ago

    RennWerks specializes in the repair and maintenance of European luxury vehicles. If your BMW is in need of service, our expert mechanics can help diagnose the problem and undertake the necessary repairs in an efficient and timely fashion. Here are some reasons why you should call us today if your BMW is need of service.

    What Kind of Services Do We Provide? Located in San Jose, RennWerks is the premier independent BMW repair shop in the region. We offer a full range of services to help you keep your BMW in pristine condition. Our services include brakes, water pump, radiator, and cooling system repair, clutch and transmission services, wheel alignments, suspension tuning, engine rebuild and repair, computer programming, brushing replacement, among others. Our skilled technicians will ensure that your BMW remains what it was designed to be: the ultimate driving machine.

    Why Should You Rely on RennWerks for Your BMW Service? RennWerks prides itself on an unwavering commitment to quality and customer service. Our mechanics truly believe automobile construction and repair is an art that ought to be celebrated, and this attitude is apparent in our work. Furthermore, European vehicles tend to require mechanics with specific skill sets. When you bring your BMW to RennWerks, you can be sure that our mechanics understand just how important your BMW is to you. After all, a BMW is a car driven by individuals of refinement, success, and achievement.

    At RennWerks, we are so confident that we will be able to fulfill your repair needs that we are willing to offer a number of different warranty options. Our standard warranty covers the labor and any part that were replaced for 24 months or 24,000 miles. Call RennWerks at (408) 409-1369 to inquire about our experience and expertise in repairing and providing service for BMW vehicles.

    Do you have a "Stinky Porsche." That is what we Porsche Technicians refer to as 1998 and later Porsche that smokes at start-up or smokes constantly. This is usually the caused by a failure of the crankcase breather. Pictured here.

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    Last updated 14 days ago

    Do you have a "Stinky Porsche." That is what we Porsche Technicians refer to as 1998 and later Porsche that smokes at start-up or smokes constantly. This is usually the caused by a failure of the crankcase breather. Pictured here.

    Tip: Prevent your Porsche from Overheating. Periodically clean out the leaves and debris that get scooped up by the front radiator ducting so that air can pass through the radiators freely.

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    Last updated 15 days ago

    Tip: Prevent your Porsche from Overheating. Periodically clean out the leaves and debris that get scooped up by the front radiator ducting so that air can pass through the radiators freely.

    How Old, Dirty, and Low-Quality Oil Can Quickly Make a Meal of Your European Car's Engine

    Last updated 1 month ago

    Engine oil performs the essential function of keeping your European car’s engine sufficiently cooled and lubricated. Experts suggest that a car’s engine oil should be changed between 3,000 and 10,000 miles, depending on the type of oil used and the factory recommendations. Here’s what happens to a European car’s engine if you don’t get regular oil changes:

    The Oil’s Lubricating Agents Will Wear Out Whether you have conventional engine oil or synthetic oil, the oil’s additives will eventually wear out. These additives, which include detergents and dispersants, perform the important function of eliminating rust, reducing friction, and cleaning the engine. 

    The Oil Will Get Dirty and Contaminate the Engine If you keep up with regular engine oil filter replacement every 5,000 to 10,000 miles for your European car, the filter will remove a great deal of debris and dirt that accumulates in the engine oil. But if you don’t keep up with oil changes, the filter will not be able to keep up with the amount of debris in the oil and will eventually clog. When this happens, the dirty oil will begin to contaminate the engine, which drastically reduces engine life.

    The Oil Will Seize Up Your Engine After a few thousand miles past the recommended changing point, dirty oil will turn into sludge. And when sludge circulates through a European car’s engine, the engine will experience excessive heat and friction. With the added stress of dirt, contaminants, heat, and friction, the engine will seize up completely.

    If you want to make sure your European car is getting quality engine oil at the proper interval, come to RennWerks of San Jose. Our European car repair shop has 14 years of experience working with leading European car brands, including BMW, Audi, and Mercedes-Benz. Call us at (408) 409-1369 or visit our website for more information.

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