A Guide to BMW OEM Parts: Quality and Performance You Can Trust

You’ll find BMW OEM parts in our BMW parts center that offer the quality and performance you expect from anything that bears the storied BMW moniker. OEM is shorthand for “original equipment manufacturer,” and it’s a sign that a part was made by the automaker specifically for your car’s make and model, ensuring a perfect fit every time. If you want to learn more about high-quality OEM parts for your luxury vehicle, read on or contact BMW of Northwest Arkansas.

Reasons to Choose OEM Parts

Some motorists might suggest that you shop for aftermarket components instead of OEM parts, but you should avoid doing so if at all possible. BMW OEM parts are always the better choice for BMW vehicles because they’re manufactured using the same superior standards the BMW team uses to manufacture luxury automobiles. With that in mind, there’s no doubt about a BMW OEM part’s quality or ability to perform its critical functions.

Every BMW OEM part is designed to be an exact replica of the component it will replace. By contrast, a given aftermarket part might “fit” several makes and models, but it might not work perfectly for your specific car.

Plus, very few aftermarket components are covered by a warranty, which means you’ll need to pay for parts and labor even if the replacement parts you had installed fail the next day. Using aftermarket parts may even void your current warranty. OEM BMW parts come with a two-year, unlimited mileage warranty.

Common OEM Parts to Replace

When you make an appointment to bring your premium ride to our BMW service center, you can rest assured that our factory-trained, certified technicians will only use OEM parts when they work on your automobile. That’s great news because it’s likely you’ll need to replace certain parts from time to time if you own your BMW vehicle long enough.

Here’s a good example: Depending on various factors like your driving habits, you’ll need to replace your brake pads every three to five years or so. The timing belt is a critical part of an internal combustion engine. If the timing belt snaps, it could cause significant damage to your powerplant; to prevent this, it’s wise to replace your timing belt every eight years at least.

Buy BMW OEM Parts in Bentonville, AR

Do you need replacement parts? You can count on our Bentonville, AR BMW dealership to have them on hand. Look through our BMW service and parts offers now!