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      10-27-2020, 12:35 PM   #23
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Should have shared that I got it from a BMW dealership, and it was the same dealership that sold the car when new (and did all the service).

Thanks for the heads up re: the potential issues. Will do that scan at my local shop and see what comes up.
Just curious, who is your local shop? I also am in Cincinnati and can't find a reputable independent shop. I took my F80 to BMW Cincy North, they had it for 5 days, got the car back after dropping $2k and the steering wheel was 15 degrees off center. IDK how the mechanic didn't notice it. Took it back and the service advisor thought I was coming in for routine maintenance, tried to sell me on a rear diff flush, when I just had it flushed when they replaced my rear axle 5 days prior SMH.
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Should have shared that I got it from a BMW dealership, and it was the same dealership that sold the car when new (and did all the service).

Thanks for the heads up re: the potential issues. Will do that scan at my local shop and see what comes up.
Just curious, who is your local shop? I also am in Cincinnati and can't find a reputable independent shop. I took my F80 to BMW Cincy North, they had it for 5 days, got the car back after dropping $2k and the steering wheel was 15 degrees off center. IDK how the mechanic didn't notice it. Took it back and the service advisor thought I was coming in for routine maintenance, tried to sell me on a rear diff flush, when I just had it flushed when they replaced my rear axle 5 days prior SMH.
Good to see another Cincinnatian here!

I'm having the PPI done at Enthusiast Auto (http://enthusiastauto.com). I've had a few of my other cars worked on by them, post warranty expiration. A bit of a trek for me, as they're up in Sharonville, but they're a solid non-dealer shop.

This car is still under warranty so I want a non-BMW Dealership opinion about things to ensure she's tip top.

I've also heard great things about Turn-In, but haven't taken a car there myself (http://turninconcepts.com). I believe they do a ton of very specialized tuning, performance, and track prep work, but also general maintenance. I may go there in a few years when I get bored with a stock M3 (is that even possible?!?).
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Enthusiast is a trek for me as well or else I'd love to swing by there for maintenance. I actually went to Turn In a while back for an alignment. I was surprised it was more expensive than the actual dealer!
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Enthusiast is a trek for me as well or else I'd love to swing by there for maintenance. I actually went to Turn In a while back for an alignment. I was surprised it was more expensive than the actual dealer!
Interesting. Didn't know that about Turn-In, but that doesn't surprise me. I've heard they do exceptional work.

Only other spots I've worked with are:
- Just Blau Mit Weiss (Pleasant Ridge) though they deal mainly with older vintage models, I think.
- Elsen Auto Haus (Loveland) - John was a Master Tech at The BMW store before opening up his own shop. They do solid work but it's also a trek.
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