BMW
Precision Service for the Ultimate Driving Machine
BMWs are engineered for performance, agility, and driving pleasure — and they deserve service that matches that level of craftsmanship. At Lindsey Bimmer Service, we specialize exclusively in European vehicles, giving your BMW the focused expertise, advanced diagnostics, and high-quality parts it needs to perform at its best.d keep your vehicle running like new.
Whether you drive an M-series performance model, a luxury 7-series, or an X-series SUV, our ASE-certified technicians have the training and experience to protect your investment and keep your vehicle running like new.
Maintenance That Protects Your BMW
Routine oil changes, tire rotations, fluid services, and inspections are essential to BMW performance and longevity. Staying ahead of maintenance helps prevent costly repairs and ensures your vehicle continues delivering the smooth, responsive driving experience it was built for.
At Lindsey Bimmer Service, we use OEM or better parts, manufacturer-level diagnostic tools, and service practices tailored to your specific BMW model.
We offer:
- Factory-accurate diagnostics
- ISTA programming and BMW module coding
- OEM-level service recommendations
- Expert guidance and transparent communication
- High-quality replacement parts
- Complete mechanical, electrical, and driveline repair
Our technicians take the time to answer questions, explain findings clearly, and help you plan maintenance strategies that keep your BMW reliable for the long haul.
Popular BMW Models We Service
Some of the most common BMW models we work on include:
- Sedans / Coupes: 3-Series, 4-Series, 5-Series, 7-Series, M3, M4, M5, M6
- SUVs: X1, X3, X4, X5, X6
- Electric & Hybrid Models: i3, i8
- Performance Models: All M-Series variants
If it's a BMW — we service it.
BMW Fun Fact
BMW owners are known for extraordinary brand loyalty. Their commitment to BMW speaks to the engineering, reliability, and driving dynamics that have shaped the brand’s reputation worldwide.
BMW Series Information
Understanding which BMW series you own can be helpful when discussing service or researching parts. BMW uses internal chassis codes (E-codes and later F-, G-, and I-codes) to identify generations of each model.
Here is a reference list of common earlier model series:
BMW Series Breakdown
- E32 – 7 Series (1988–1994)
- E34 – 5 Series (1989–1996)
- E36 – 3 Series (1992–1999)
- E38 – 7 Series (1995–2001)
- E39 – 5 Series (1997–2004)
- E46 – 3 Series (1999–2006)
- E36 Z3 – (1994–2001)
- E53 X5 – (1999–2006)
- E85 Z4 – (2002–2009)
- E65 – 7 Series (2001–2008)
- E90 – 3 Series (2007–Present at time of writing)
- E60 – 5 Series (2005–Present at time of writing)
- E70 – X5 (2007–Present at time of writing)
(Note: “Present” reflects the era this data was originally published; newer BMW codes exist today.)
BMW Nomenclature Guide
BMW’s naming system is often three digits followed by one or two letters.
Here’s how to read them:
Digits
- First digit: Vehicle Series (3, 5, 7, etc.)
- Next two digits: Traditionally engine displacement in cubic centimeters ÷ 100
(There are exceptions on modern turbocharged models.)
Common Letter Identifiers
- A – Automatic transmission
- C – Coupe (older models)
- c – Cabriolet
- d – Diesel
- e – Eta (efficiency)
- g – CNG / natural gas
- h – Hydrogen
- i – Fuel injected
- L – Long wheelbase
- s – Sport / 2-door (on some older models)
- sDrive – Rear-wheel drive
- T – Touring (wagon)
- Ti – 3 Series hatchback
- x / xDrive – All-wheel drive
This guide helps BMW owners better understand their vehicle’s designation and features.
