BMW Emergency

[M5 Powered]

Just renewed mine on the car for if the below ever happened. :bigcry:
But is BMW emergency actually any good?? Any experiences, especially when abroad?

Best

Jonathan


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[sailorbaz]

The only experience I have of them is calling them out when I had a seized brake calliper. He managed to get it freed up enough and asked if I would mind following him 'to a dealer of my choice'. So, off we went, wrecking a disc and one pair of pads in the process but while we explained to the Service desk what the story was, a Courtesy car was being prepared and I Was sent on my way. 2 new discs, a set of pads and one new calliper later and I was on my way, all under warranty.

Very good in my opinion and worth it, if you're not covered through your Bank Account etc., which I am now, FOC for European cover so I cancelled my BMW cover.

[Bounce]

I have also never used it abroad,but been on the back of a lowloader twice in this country,once when the alternator packed in and once with a siezed caliper.Ive never had any trouble with them and its worth the money imho.;)

[3wheels3]

Used once in uk. Were very good and was glad I had them as were quick, kept me upto date on arrival eta which was 20 min and got me to favourite service centre.

[sailorbaz]

I have also never used it abroad,but been on the back of a lowloader twice in this country,once when the alternator packed in and once with a siezed caliper.Ive never had any trouble with them and its worth the money imho.;)

Another seized caliper to the mix. Were you pads overly low when it happened? Mine were pretty fresh looking, just one of those things I suppose ;)

Sorry for thread hijack, moving on. :thumbs:

[AlexGTT]

Now I know the other reason we're mostly on AP's.;)