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Review: Pirelli P Zero All Season Plus

Review: Pirelli P Zero All Season Plus

Last year, after my 2008 BMW 135i was wrecked for a 135i to be named later (right rear quarter taken out by an uninsured driver), I found the replacement – a 2013 BMW 135i, N55…

Why Choose Pennzoil for Your BMW?

Why Choose Pennzoil for Your BMW?

By far and away, one of the most frustrating thing to hear, as car enthusiasts, from wanna-be car enthusiasts is that all motor oil is the same. It’s so unbelievably frustrating to see someone with…

5 Things to Do Before Working on Your BMW

5 Things to Do Before Working on Your BMW

Warmer weather is finally here, which means it’s the perfect time to get out and start working on all those Bimmer projects you’ve been putting off through the winter cold and spring rains. Before you…

What to Look for When Buying a Used E63 or E64 BMW 6 Series

DIY Oil Change: 2007 BMW X3 3.0si

DIY Oil Change: 2007 BMW X3 3.0si

The 2007-2010 BMW X3 3.0si, internal code E83, came with a fabulous normally aspirated inline 6-cylinder. The N52 engine has variable valve timing, double overhead cams, a lightweight engine block made of magnesium/aluminum block and electric…

Can You Tow Your BMW?

Ask five car owners their opinion on towing, and you’ll get five different answers. Some think it’s no problem and no harm to the car, while others wouldn’t let anyone near their baby with a…

When Should You Replace Your BMW’s Springs?

As a BMW enthusiast, you might be familiar with the concept of “wear items” — car parts such as tires, brake pads and clutch disks. Because these types of components are designed to wear down,…

How to Fix the AC on Your BMW

How to Fix the AC on Your BMW

BMW cars aren’t known for having air conditioning problems, but if the air isn’t blowing cold when the temperature rises, that doesn’t matter for much. Just about every automotive air conditioning system subscribes to the…