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What items are included in BMW's third maintenance service?

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KimberlyFitz

07/30/25 3:33am

BMW's third maintenance service items: 1. Oil and oil filter replacement: Whether it's a new car or an older vehicle that has been in use for several years, a routine maintenance check is required every 10,000 kilometers. Changing the oil and oil filter is a crucial part of this process, as it directly impacts the long-term performance of the car. If the oil and filter are not replaced, the oil can degrade over time, leading to severe wear in the engine and other components. 2. Air filter replacement: The air filter is another essential safety checkpoint for the car, effectively preventing dust from entering the cylinders. If the car is frequently driven in particularly dusty areas, the air filter should be replaced more often. For vehicles driven under normal conditions, it is recommended to replace the air filter approximately every 10,000 kilometers. Air filters are inexpensive, and regular replacement is beneficial for vehicle maintenance. 3. Brake pad inspection: Checking the brake pads is also a necessary item, especially after every 10,000 kilometers of driving. Brake pads inevitably experience some wear, causing their thickness to decrease naturally. Since brake pads have a limited lifespan, regular inspection and replacement are essential for safe driving.

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