BMW Service in Cleveland

BMW Service in Cleveland The Ultimate Driving Machine requires specialized service and maintenance by highly-skilled technicians. For BMW service in the Cleveland area, Larchmere Imports is your answer. From scheduled BMW maintenance to diagnostics and repair, our Bosch-certified technicians have the training and experience to keep your BMW running properly and for many miles.

Larchmere Imports provides each BMW owner with an excellent service experience. We invite you to experience first class service and individual attention. Schedule your next service appointment with us.

BMW Repair and Service by Trained, Certified Technicians

Regular maintenance is the key to extending the life of your BMW. Scheduled service is an investment which will lower your overall cost of ownership while greatly reducing the chance of a mechanical failure. A well-maintained automobile is also better performing, leading to greater overall satisfaction with your BMW.

Cleveland's weather is hard on your vehicle. Have your BMW cleaned and detailed, inside and out. Larchmere Imports will make your car look its' best.

The following list is a sample of the services offered by our trained technicians

Factory Recommended Maintenance
Tune-Ups & Oil Changes
Engine Diagnosis & Repair
Computer Diagnostics
A/C Service & Repair
Electrical System Diagnosis & Repair
Brake System Repair
Tires: Mounting, Balancing, & Flat Repair
Suspension & Steering Repair
Cooling System Service & Repair
Engine Repair & Replacement
Pre-Purchase Inspections
Safety Inspections

Client Testimonials

Testimonial from BWM owner
I just wanted to say a quick "Thank You So Much" for fixing my light bulb for me yesterday. The staff is very professional and polite. I will be a returning customer for my 2004 BMW X5. Nice meeting you Dave.

Airian Pruitt

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BMW - The Ultimate Driving Machine

BMW began business following a restructuring of the Rapp Motorenwerke aircraft engine firm in 1917. After the end of World War I, BMW was forced to cease aircraft engine production under the terms of the Versailles Armistice Treaty. The company consequently shifted to motorcycle production in 1923, followed by automobiles in 1928.

The Dixi 3/15 PS marked the beginning of BMW automobile production. It was built under license from Austin and was essentially the same model as the US Bantam and the Japanese Datsun. The first Dixis used an open roof and were powered by a 743cc 4 cylinder engine producing 15 horsepower. In 1929 a new improved version was launched, the DA2, which employed an all-steel body and 4-wheel brakes, and in 1930 the Dixi scored its first wins in motor racing.