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What is the maintenance interval for BMW?

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QuinnLee

07/29/25 11:16pm

BMW's maintenance interval is 5,000KM for the first service, followed by a service every 10,000KM. Details of the mileage that can still be driven after the maintenance period are as follows: 1. Primary maintenance: Approximately 5,000 kilometers, focusing on tightening and lubricating components for vehicles that have traveled a certain distance. Includes inspecting and tightening bolts and nuts on the exterior of the vehicle; lubricating specified parts; checking and topping up oil levels in various assemblies; cleaning air filters, etc. The goal is to maintain the vehicle's optimal technical condition and ensure smooth operation. 2. Secondary maintenance: Approximately 10,000 kilometers, focusing on inspection and adjustment for vehicles that have traveled a certain distance. In addition to primary maintenance tasks, it involves checking and adjusting the engine and electrical equipment, dismantling and cleaning the oil pan and oil filter, inspecting and adjusting steering and braking mechanisms, and dismantling and cleaning front and rear wheel hub bearings. Lubricant is added, tires are dismantled and inspected, and rotation is performed. The aim is to ensure all components, mechanisms, and assemblies maintain good working performance and operate normally between two secondary maintenance periods. 3. Tertiary maintenance: Approximately 20,000 kilometers, focusing on disassembly, cleaning, inspection, adjustment, and hazard elimination for vehicle assemblies. In addition to primary and secondary maintenance tasks, it involves dismantling and inspecting the engine to remove carbon deposits, gum, and cooling system contaminants; dismantling, cleaning, inspecting, and adjusting the chassis assembly to eliminate hazards; inspecting the frame and body for rust removal and touch-up painting. The goal is to consolidate the normal performance of all assemblies and components and ensure smooth operation.

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