ACTIVE RECEPTION

Together with your BMW Service Advisor, you will take a look into the vehicle’s interior as well as at the most important comfort and safety features. This includes saving the driver seat position, checking if the air conditioning works properly and making sure the interior lighting is in order. As safety is a top priority your BMW Service Advisor also checks the front-seat belts, the pedals and the clutch in regards to function and condition. Together with you we are checking:

• Saving of driver seat position
• Turning off the radio
• Front-seat belts function & condition
• Interior, dashboard & storage compartment lighting
• Air conditioning function (desinfection)
• Pedals (noises)
• Function of the clutch
• Oil level via C8S (vehicles without dipstick)

From the inside to the outside: The BMW Service Advisor examines your vehicle’s exterior for glass, paint or body damages. The wipers are also inspected, to ensure a clear view in any situation. Together with you we are checking:

• Glass damage
• Wipers condition
• Paint & body damage

The engine is the heart of every BMW. Your BMW Service Advisor checks it for damages and cleanness. The engine compartment includes storage tanks for liquids such as engine oil, brake fluid, coolant and many more. It is, therefore, important that it is thoroughly inspected for damages and leaks. Together with you we are checking:

• Cleaness & damage
• Fluid levels
• Oil level by dipstick
• Fluid leaks

The rear part of the vehicle is as important as the rest. Therefore the BMW Service Advisor will take a close look on the rear seat belts’ function and condition as well as the lighting of the luggage compartment. Within BMW Active Service Reception we also ensure the existence of safety equipment that belongs to each vehicle, such as a usable and valid first aid kit and safety vests. Together with you we are checking:

• Rear-seat belts function & condition
• Luggage-compartment lighting
• Locking wheel nut
• First-aid kit (expiration)
• Safety vest
• Spare bulbs

Now it is time to lift up your BMW at eye-level. First of all you and your BMW Service Advisor can have a closer look and check whether any paint and body damages are present. During this phase we also devote special attention to the base of your vehicle: by checking the wheels and tires, brakes, suspension clearance and shock absorber fluid leaks. Together with you we are checking:

• Paint & body damage
• Wheels & tire damage
• Brakes
• Shock absorber fluid leaks
• Suspension clearance

Finally BMW Active Service Reception goes one step higher. Lifting your BMW in an upper position is necessary in order to check the brakes as well as the profile depth and tire wear. But this is not the only task of the BMW Service Advisor. He also carries out a visual inspection of the front and rear axle and the exhaust system. Lifting the car also enables your BMW Service Advisor to have a closer look for any chassis corrosion and damage. Together with you we are checking:

• Brakes
• Profile depth and tire wear
• Fluid leaks
• Front & rear axle visual inspection
• Exhaust system inspection
• Chassis corrosion & damage
• Gaiter condition