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Coverage
The BMW Maintenance Program covers all
factory recommended maintenance, as
determined by the Condition Based Service
(CBS) system. Additional specific items that
need replacement due to normal wear and tear,
and that are not covered by the original New
Vehicle Limited Warranty - such as brake pads,
brake rotors, and wiper blade inserts - are
included, provided wear and tear exceeds BMW
wear limits. Any applicable adjustments required
due to normal operating conditions are also
included. See pages 5-6 of this Booklet for
additional information.
Exclusions from coverage include the following:
Items reimbursable under your New Vehicle
Limited Warranty
Windshield washer additive (except when in
conjunction with scheduled maintenance)
Tires, wheel alignment, tire balance and
rotation
Parking brake shoes/linings
Reset Tire Pressure Monitor
Wear and tear of soft trim items, such as:
seats, carpets, moldings, headliner, door
panels and all chrome trim
Damage, including consequential, which
results from negligence, improper operation of
the vehicle, wear and tear or deterioration due
to driving habits or conditions, improper repair,
environmental influences, flood, accident or
fire damage, road salt corrosion, alteration or
installation of non-genuine BMW accessories
Altered or unreadable Vehicle Identification
Number (VIN) or odometer irregularities or
vehicles where the true mileage cannot be
determined
Maintenance or repair after the vehicle is
deemed a total loss
Maintenance or repairs performed by other
than an authorized BMW center within the
United States (including Puerto Rico)
Vehicles used in competitive events
Maintenance Upgrade Option
Please contact your authorized BMW center for
information regarding the purchase of optional
Maintenance Program Upgrades. Eligibility and
coverage exclusions may apply.
Intervals
Time intervals should be followed using the
maintenance intervals as indicated by the BMW
Condition Based Service.
Maintenance intervals on motor vehicles have
conventionally been specified based upon
accumulated mileage. However, driving
conditions have a major influence on routine
maintenance requirements; distance traveled is
only one of the significant factors.
The advanced technologies at BMW have led to
the development of the unique BMW Condition
Based Service (CBS) system which computes
the actual optimum maintenance requirements
based not only upon the accumulated mileage,
but taking into account important factors such as
high or low engine speeds, and short or long trip
driving.
Condition Based Service (CBS)
CBS is a further development of the Service
Interval Indicator System.
The remaining times for selected maintenance
tasks as well as any legally prescribed dates are
displayed to you individually:
Engine oil (BMW i3 with Range Extender
only*)
Brake fluid
Brake service, front*
Brake service, rear*
Vehicle check
Required State Inspection(s)
*As of 7/14 production.
CBS thus determines the current and future
maintenance requirements. This data can also be
read from the vehicle key by your BMW Service
Advisor and used to propose the optimum scope
of maintenance.
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