Your BMW X6 is a swoopy fastback-designed Sport Activity Vehicle that is both brawny and brainy at the same time. Equipped with loads of innovative technologies, it can go on- and off-road, spend a day at the track and then take the kids to school on Monday. All it needs is a little in the way of maintenance to keep it running like the Ultimate Driving Machine that it is.

That's why BMW has designed a service schedule that will provide you with years and miles of pleasure behind the wheel. At BMW of Wyoming Valley, our service technicians are factory-trained to make sure your fastback BMW X6 remains as vital as it was the day you first got it.

The BMW service schedule takes care of everything that your BMW X6 needs to make sure it continues to perform as you would like it to. Simply bring it to BMW of Wyoming Valley, where our technicians will perform the necessary steps needed to keep your X6 at the top of its game.

Doing so provides double the benefits for yourBMW X6 from BMW of Wyoming Valley, as proper maintenance helps drive service costs down while at the same time, keeping your vehicle's value up.

The BMW service schedules are divided into intervals of 10,000 miles each. They monitor the most used items on your X6. The factory-certified service mechanics at BMW of Wyoming Valley recommend the use of synthetic motor oil, with its life expectancy of approximately 12 months or 10,000 miles, whichever occurs first.

During this same interval, they will inspect and / or change the coolant, if needed. If you tend to be more adventurous with your Wyoming Valley BMW X6 Sport Activity Vehicle, subjecting it to heavier duty use such as when towing along mountainous routes or off the beaten path in dry, sandy, or arid regions, we recommend a modified service schedule that replaces the oil and oil filter at 5,000 miles instead.


During this and every subsequent 5,000-mile service interval, have your BMW service advisor rotate the tires to keep them wearing evenly at each point of the vehicle. This will insure the longest life from them.
Tire rotation is also the perfect time to examine your BMW X6's brake pads and rotors to make sure they are wearing tooquickly. At the same time of this service, your BMW technician will check to insure your vehicle has no service campaigns or recalls. At the very end, they will wrap up with a tire pressure check and topping off of fluids.

Thirty thousand (30,000) miles in, along with the scheduled oil and filter change, it is also time to change the brake fluid and perform a check of the entire braking system on your Wyoming Valley BMW X6. Although the first brake fluid service happens at 30,000 miles, it should be continued at 60,000 mile intervals after that. At the same time they will inspect and replace your vehicle's fuel filters to maintain an uninterrupted flow of gasoline or diesel fuel to the precision-built engine underhood.

The 60,000 mile mark is a momentous occasion in the life of your BMW X6. At this point in your X6's life, your Wyoming Valley technician will change the engine and in-cabin air filters which work to prevent dirt, dust and debris from entering your engine or your vehicle's interior. Next up, spark plugs, and fuel filters will be examined and replaced if necessary, along with any other expendables that may be used up, followed by the requisite multi-point inspections that will also top off all the fluids in your BMW X6.

During other service intervals, your Wyoming Valley mechanic will inspect drive axle boots, the operation of the cooling system, brake fluid levels, the fuel lines and filters, the engine and in-cabin air filters, a check for coolant leaks, a complete inspection of steering, exhaust and suspension components, and finally a reset of all maintenance and warning lights.

For more information on these inspections, please consult with the service experts from BMW of Wyoming Valley and your BMW X6 Owner's Manual.

Like a fine Swiss wristwatch, there are many other complications on your BMW X6. Among the key items: Your Windshield wipers. They should always be inspected. Your wipers are just as much a safety item as your brakes and seat belts, and can make a difference between seeing ahead or not seeing at all. Because of their very nature and the elements to which they are exposed, windshield wipers can wear out and it won't always be the result of overuse.

Extreme high temperatures, Ultra-violet exposure and  bouts of high humidity, can cause one set of problems, and extreme cold can cause all sorts of others, including causing the wipers and their arms to break from brittleness. Your BMW mechanics have seen it before and as a result recommend being proactive and replacing them every six months. 

The parts department at BMW of Wyoming Valley are able to supply you with a new set of factory-approved replacements that will have your X6's windshield sparkling again. Come in for a visit. Our team of service professionals will be happy to see you.


While saying hello, be sure to discuss the benefits of an all-wheel-alignment on your Wyoming Valley BMW X6 that will help it to perform like it was new again. Performed by the service experts at BMW of Wyoming Valley Service department an adjustment not unlike the type you would get from a chiropractor. But how would you know if your X6 needed it? 

If you find yourself driving a vehicle that gently drifts to the left or the right while you intend for it to go straight is one sure giveaway. But before sending your BMW X6 for the service, make sure your BMW of Wyoming Valley mechanic rotates your Sport Activity Vehicle's tires before an alignment service is performed, to guarantee best practices that will help equalize wear at all four corners. Your BMW X6 owner's manual contains more important information on upkeep of your vehicle.

Tires: Think of tires as the athletic shoes on your BMW X6. Unbalanced and worn, they are useless if they are not inflated properly or don't have enough tread to keep you and your vehicle safe while on wet roads. That's why your Wyoming Valley mechanics recommend a check each month. 

All it takes is a Penny, and it's so simple even you can do it! First, reach into your pocket for a token of affection to our 16th President, Abraham Lincoln, and his Lincoln head penny. Place "Honest Abe" head first into your X6's tread. If the treads cover "Honest Abe" up to his ears, then you have plenty of tread left on your tires. 

If you have placed him in the groove, and there is any air left above the President, then it's time for an immediate change. Bald is for eagles, babies and old men, not your tires. The Parts Department at BMW of Wyoming Valley will stock exact replacements for your X6, all at competitive prices.

Nobody knows your BMW X6 like the factory-trained mechanics and technicians at BMW of Wyoming Valley. Need directions? Google "Mechanics Near Me," and there you'll find us. 

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