Keeping your engine’s coolant inside of its cooling system is as essential as it seems. Without the coolant, the engine would overheat, leading to a multitude of possible more significant problems....
American automotive regulations are quite different from that of Europe’s. As such, Americans had to miss out on decades worth of performance legends, like the European-spec BMW E36 M3 and the parts that made them—well, them. Now that time has passed, many enthusiasts are changing their US-spec...
While this kit is called a "front control arm refresh kit," it services more than just your control arms. This kit addresses everything you should replace when you feel your control arms are on their way out. When it comes to the F25 X3 and F26 X4, BMW incorporated the bushings and ball joints...
When your wheel bearing fails, it's incredibly difficult to diagnose. The symptoms can range from minor annoyances to major problems that mask themselves as a multitude of other suspension issues. When it comes to the F25 X3 and F26 X4, BMW made the front wheel bearings and hubs as easy to...
Whether you tear up track days or drive down to the shops, your vehicle’s brakes need to be taken care of. With the regularity that BMW E30s see some type of motorsport, the condition of their brakes is especially important. A change of brake pad compound can offer an increase in braking...
Sedans have traditionally not held the same sporting status as their coupe counterparts. Despite many coupes and sedans sharing mechanical and chassis components, the four-door sedan is often labeled as the 'sensible' option of the two. It's the best choice for young families and young...
If you have started to experience uneven tire wear in the rear of your car, a simple often ignored bolt could be the cause. When it comes to the F25 X3 and F26 X4, BMW uses these eccentric bolts to adjust your car's rear alignment. These bolts should be adjusted or replaced often to ensure they...
The BMW E53 X5 was a wonderful first crack at an SUV by BMW. They're smooth, comfortable, and even with a base model 3.0i, they're good fun to throw around on a back road. The reason for this is due to the fact that the E53 uses suspension very similar to that of the BMW E39. The components used...
A failing wheel bearing is one of the most difficult failures to diagnose. The symptoms can range from minor annoyances to major problems that mask themselves as a multitude of other suspension issues. When it comes to the F25 X3 and F26 X4, BMW made these rear wheels bearings easy to...
When it comes to the F25 X3 and F26 X4, BMW uses hydraulic engine mounts, which means that they're fluid-filled. When these types of engine mounts fail, you will start to experience the symptoms almost immediately. Failing engine mounts should be replaced at the first sign of symptoms to prevent...