BMW Repair in Kennesaw, Georgia

Your Best Place for BMW Repair

The Perfect Auto Shop

Although the dealership is a great place that can facilitate your new car purchase, you’ll likely soon recognize the advantages of choosing an alternative facility for BMW repairs. Independent shops are often closer to your home or job, more convenient for you, and almost always less expensive. Don’t just choose any repair shop, however. Be sure the location you select is properly equipped and staffed to take care of your make of car. Also, be sure you get a guarantee to cover the work. At Eurofed Automotive in Kennesaw, Georgia, we’ve got those points covered and more. Our technicians are certified and factory-trained. What’s more, they operate using the tools and equipment recommended by the manufacturer. Just as important, we take a genuine interest in you and your vehicle because we’re also European car enthusiasts. You’ll find us nearby at 2930 Georgebusbee Pkwy, Kennesaw, GA, 30144. Make your next appointment by calling 470-412-6232 or using our convenient online scheduling feature.

What Could Go Wrong?

Because BMW is a super auto line, perhaps you’re wondering what could go wrong with your car. While most models remain trouble free for a long time, like with any manufacturer, a few more common problems can make their presence known. For instance, the VANOS, which actually stands for the longer nockenwellen steuerung, is a design in your auto’s ECU (electronic control unit) that allows for variable timing during combustion. Through this feature, the position of the camshaft as related to the gears is changed. BMW first equipped some vehicles with this feature in 1992 to use timing as a means of increasing horsepower and torque. It’s a fabulous feature as long as it works as intended. If there’s a malfunction, however, you may encounter serious trouble with performance. Another common complaint among BMW owners is oil leakage. It happens, but don’t ignore it. The problem won’t get better on its own, and you don’t want your engine to be without a sufficient amount of lubricant. This messy issue can occur in the front and rear crankshaft seals, valve cover gasket, timing cover gasket, and/or oil pan gasket. Last, you could see another problem originating in the ECU. The unit could mistakenly detect an engine or transmission malfunction that triggers a “drive moderately” dashboard warning.

A Fix for Every Mechanical Problem

Eurofed Automotive offers a fix for every mechanical problem your BMW might have. Even better, we provide peace of mind by providing a 24-month/24,000-mile warranty. Instead of choosing a general shop that might not be appropriately equipped or knowledgeable about your specific car, select the dealership alternative that’s the local go-to facility for BMWs. To schedule a repair, call us at 470-412-6232.