
BMW seat memory setting method: There is a red set button on the power-adjustable seat, along with buttons 1 and 2, representing two memory positions. After adjusting the seat to the desired position, press the set button, then press 1 or 2 to save the setting. Seat memory refers to the automatic adjustment of memory seats, which can memorize and automatically adjust the front seat positions via control buttons. BMW is a German luxury car brand, with its vehicle lineup including the i, X, Z, and pure numeric 4 series, as well as the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 series, along with the M series, which is based on improvements to these models.

When I first bought my BMW, I spent some time figuring out the seat memory function and found it very practical. The operation is simple: first, sit in the driver's seat, start the vehicle, and park it safely in P mode. Then adjust the seat to the most comfortable position, including the front and rear position, backrest angle, seat height, and even the angle of the exterior rearview mirrors. Once the position is set, find the button marked with an M on the inner door panel and press it. Wait for it to light up, then quickly press a numbered key to save the position, such as key 1. I set two positions: 1 is my daily driving posture, and 2 is a more relaxed position for long-distance driving. For family members, different keys can be set, allowing them to restore their preferred position with just one press without readjusting. This function can also be linked to the key, so when I unlock the car with my key, the seat automatically returns to position 1, which is super convenient. It's important to regularly check the settings to avoid accidental overwrites. Although the steps are simple, they significantly enhance the overall driving experience, especially for families or couples sharing a vehicle.

As a seasoned BMW owner, I'd like to share the steps for setting seat memory. First, ensure the car is in P or neutral gear, then adjust all positions: move the seat forward/backward, recline the backrest, and set the height to your preferred points—don't forget the mirror angles as BMW systems often link them to memory. Once done, press and hold the M button on the door panel for 1-2 seconds until the indicator light illuminates, then immediately press a numbered button (e.g., 1, 2, or 3) to save the position. I recommend saving at least two presets: one for regular driving and another as a backup for long trips. To recall a setting, simply press the corresponding button, and the seat will reset instantly, eliminating repetitive fine-tuning. Key notes: the car must be stationary during setup (operation is disabled while driving); if unresponsive, check the button sequence or consult the manual. This feature is particularly time-saving for shared vehicles.

Setting the memory for BMW seats is very quick. After parking in a safe location, adjust the seat to your ideal position, including ensuring clear visibility in the rearview mirrors. Press the M button to activate and wait for the light to illuminate, then press a numbered button to save the position. I use button 1 to store my driving position, and simply pressing the button upon entering the car restores it, which is very convenient.


