Does BMW Warranty Cover Alignment?

No, the BMW Limited Warranty does not cover wheel alignment.

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Hi everybody, I have a 2010 335d model, and ever since I purchased the vehicle (on December 27, 2009), I have noticed a slight pulling to the right of the steering wheel. When I first took the vehicle to the dealership, they simply told me there was no problem, so I drove it for almost a year and now it has about 15K miles on it. On a straight road, if I remove my hands off the wheel, it starts to drift to the right after a few seconds and, depending on the road’s banking, sometimes even more quickly. I continue to notice that the draw to the right is stronger than it was. I called the dealer and mentioned that I might be having an alignment issue, and they informed me that if this was the case, the alignment issue or tire balancing would not be covered by the 4 year, 100k mile warranty, and that I would be required to pay upwards of $300 for the alignment, among other things. Do you know if the 4-year/100-thousand-mile warranty covers tire balancing, adjustment, or both? I seem to remember reading about BMW offering free repairs for the first four years.

The maintenance does not include coverage for tires or alignment. For less than $125, you should be able to align the automobile at an independent shop. Since you don’t mention any vibration, it’s likely that you don’t have an unbalanced wheel or tire. Balancing at almost any tire shop is about $25 per tire.

Does My Warranty Cover a Wheel Alignment?

Although a new car warranty frequently offers bumper-to-bumper coverage, the majority usually excludes a wheel alignment. Given that it’s a “wear and tear” item, this also encompasses the majority of other limited warranties or extended warranties you can find. However, when buying a brand-new car, whether it be a Toyota, Honda, Lexus, Jaguar, Chevrolet, or any other make/model, the dealership should deliver it with the proper wheel alignment. Beyond that initial transfer, though, you’re on your own unless Endurance is covering your car.

With Endurance’s Advantage plan, you’ll be able to save up to $3,500 annually on routine maintenance, including a wheel alignment check, while also receiving breakdown protection similar to that provided by the basic factory warranty or an extended warranty for your car. Savings are also available on additional necessary maintenance services, such as:

However, each Advantage plan also includes a number of unique, one-time services, such as:

  • Replacement of the Battery
  • Cooling System Upkeep
  • A replacement wiper blade set
  • Savings for Three Manufacturer Service Periods or Less

What Is Covered by the BMW Wheel and Tire Warranty?

You’ve been there if you drive. You are driving along when all of a sudden your car seems to lean to one side, and you hear the “wump, wump, wump” of a flat tire. You could even hit the curb while parallel parking and not immediately notice any damage; in other cases, a bulge will appear in your sidewall as you drive. Until you replace the damaged tire with a spare or road service arrives to assist you, you are stranded wherever you are.

The majority of the time, you are responsible for repairing or replacing your tire on most cars. However, due to the disparity in tread wear and vehicle safety laws, you typically wind up replacing at least two tires. Unless you have the BMW tire and wheel warranty, which is available for all new and certified pre-owned BMWs, you are out at least several hundred dollars. What the warranty covers is listed below.

The BMW tire and wheel protection warranty covers typical wear and tear that may occur to your car while you’re driving normally. That implies that you are covered if you have a flat. The tire and wheel warranty specifically covers harm brought on by:

  • foreign objects such as glass, dirt, nails, or metal
  • roadblocks such as potholes
  • concerns with tire integrity that are not the driver’s fault, such as a leaky stem, a blowout, or a weak tire wall
  • Some concerns with tire integrity brought on by the driver

The best BMW tire and wheel warranty also covers the following in addition to the items listed above:

  • All tires with wear remaining after 230 seconds are covered from wheel to wheel (adequate deductibles are required). The deductible is $50 per claim in some states.)
  • Components for rims, tires, and related items that are guaranteed to be original equipment manufacturer replacements.

You receive more than just a standard equipment warranty when you pay for the BMW tire and wheel warranty. It gives you the assurance that BMW, known for its cars and customer support, will look out for you if you sustain typical tire or wheel damage. There are simply no short cuts; your warranty assures that damaged equipment, including tires, will be replaced rather than patched or plugged. There are no claim aggregates or limits on how frequently you can utilize the warranty, either.

The BMW tire and wheel warranty also includes up to $100 in towing costs, is transferrable if you buy a new BMW car or sell your old one, is unaffected by how many miles you travel, and continues even if you change your ties. All of that raises the value at resale.

Can BMW perform alignments?

Manufacturers may have slightly different responses. Generally speaking, your BMW will need an alignment every 5,000 or 10,000 miles; however, you should always consult your maintenance manual to determine the appropriate mileage or time interval.

How can I tell whether my BMW requires an alignment?

When you notice that your BMW is dragging to one side while you are driving, is it time for a wheel alignment? The owner’s manual for most cars states that a wheel alignment is necessary, although accidents, potholes, speeding over speed bumps, hitting curbs, and other incidents can cause you to need one sooner.

BMW wheel alignment warning signs include:

  • Left or right vehicle pulling
  • fast or uneven tire wear
  • When driving straight, your steering wheel is skewed.
  • tires making noise
  • a steering wheel vibration

What does the BMW warranty not cover?

The new BMW guarantee does not cover components like brake pads and filters that experience typical wear and tear. Additionally, it won’t cover damages brought on by inappropriate use or sun damage.

Is wheel alignment a warranty breaker?

Wear-and-tear maintenance, such as wheel alignments, oil changes, brakes, fluids, etc., is not covered by dealership warranties. Because of the importance of these repairs to a vehicle’s lifespan, the guarantee for those repairs may be voided if an alignment problem leads to a more significant mechanical issue. Dealerships will never provide coverage for something that is not required by law. Warranty coverage rarely becomes a problem as long as a vehicle’s service records are complete.

How long is the BMW warranty good for?

On both our Genuine BMW Parts and our BMW vehicles, we provide exceptional warranties. While new vehicles come with a three-year warranty, the majority of Genuine BMW Parts come with a two-year warranty as standard.

Why not get a BMW Insured Warranty for added protection when your BMW New Car or Approved Used Car warranty expires? The information about each of our warranty options is listed below.

Do rotors fall under the BMW warranty?

Brake pads, brake rotors, and wiper blade inserts are a few other particular items that require replacement due to normal wear and tear but are not covered by the original New Vehicle Limited Warranty, provided that wear and tear exceeds BMW wear restrictions.

What is covered by the factory warranty for BMW?

Every brand-new car has a warranty when it leaves the factory. For a predetermined amount of time, this agreement protects specific mechanical parts and systems from manufacturing flaws. A

External body panels, emissions equipment, bumper-to-bumper, and other components are all covered by separate warranties. The first to reach the specified amount of years and miles wins.

The standard new-vehicle limited warranty from BMW protects you from faults in materials or workmanship for a period of four years or 50,000 miles. The BMW new-vehicle standard warranty covers the engine, transmission, and suspension, among other components. If something breaks within the warranty term, BMW-certified mechanics will fix it for free using authentic BMW parts.

The 12-year, unlimited-mile rust perforation warranty offered by BMW attests to the superior build quality, durability, and paintwork of their vehicles.

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Additionally, BMW offers a government emission warranty that lasts for two years or 24,000 miles, whichever comes first, to make sure your vehicle operates cleanly and reduces pollution.

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With the BMW Ultimate Care Program, you now get the added benefit of free routine maintenance for the first three years or 36,000 miles when you buy a new BMW. This practical curriculum, which addresses oil changes, spark plugs, brake fluid, and other topics, makes sure your BMW operates efficiently. A

How much does a wheel alignment for a BMW cost?

How much does a nearby BMW wheel alignment run? Currently, a wheel alignment for a BMW costs $229.95. Taxes, fees, your particular location, and any potential additional repairs are not included in this pricing.