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BMW M1 Service in Dubai

BMW M1 Servicing in Dubai

The BMW M1’s beating heart was BMW’s 274-hp 3.5-liter DOHC inline six-cylinder engine, mated with a five-speed ZF manual transmission, which became an instant classic when it debuted as a road-legal race car in 1978.

Production began in early 1979, but sales were slow due to a high price tag and BMW’s choice not to participate in popular motor racing.

DASCenter strives to be your BMW’s best independent (non-dealer) servicing and repair garage in Dubai, UAE. All service and repairs are performed in accordance with the manufacturer’s specifications by highly trained and skilled personnel. We will make sure that your BMW operates efficiently and safely as designed.

Dealer-Alternative BMW M1 Service Center in Dubai

How does BMW M1 Servicing Work

As soon as we receive your application, we will organize a pick-up from your home or office, or alternatively, you can bring it to us.

Why choose DASCenter for BMW M1 Maintenance?

Genuine parts.
Years of Experience by Certified Technicians
Pick-up and delivery are both free.
Vehicle inspection is free.
Customer Satisfaction Guaranteed
The most affordable prices.

BMW at the Most Competitive Rate. Schedule your service slot today!

What is included in BMW M1 Repairing Interim and complete services?

Our Interim and complete services are

Oil change
Customization
Polishing
Examination
Replacement tires
Battery replacement
Replacement of the windshield and glass
Window tinting
Dent and scrape repair
Paint correction
Checking the electrical systems.
Inspection of the engine and gearbox for any leaks.
Analysis of all safety-related components.
Examination of all of the other functions and components.

It’s time for you to get lucky!

Contact us or email us for further details and prices.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Question: BMW M1 Servicing in Dubai

What is causing the engine to overheat?

A car might overheat for various causes, including cooling system leaks, clogged hoses from corrosion and mineral deposits, radiator problems, or damaged water pumps. Regular inspections may aid in the prevention of future overheating problems. In addition, you can get a coolant/antifreeze fluid consultation.

How to fix the AC on a BMW M1?

Once you know the problem, you may decide whether you want to do the repairs yourself or take your automobile to a shop for assistance.