Windshield Wiper Recommendations F32??

Scotts428 · 10-22-2016, 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by E90Fleet

The OEM is Bosch

Good to know. Any specific model? Thanks for your input!

Scotts428 · 10-22-2016, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by wrickem

If it would have helped, I would have lit the match

Isopropyl was the first thing I tried, I use it on all new blades so they don't leave those rubber streaks. Clay bar too. Honestly, if there's anything out there, I've probably tried it. I think there's some other issue going on with mine by now, maybe bent arms or blades in shipping (they are streak free though, I'll give them that). I think I'll just have my dealer deal with it.

If nobody gives you a good aftermarket suggestion, I'll send you the OEM ones off of my car for free

. Sucks that they changed the maintenance plan for your year.

Very generous. BMW way of saving $$$. Not transferring routine comp maintainence. Very disappointing. I also read they will decrease comp main period on new purchases as well. Not winning my continued loyalty and business😟

zamboni · 10-23-2016, 02:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Scotts428

I purchased my 2015 F32 used as such I'm not entitled to free maintenence and service such as oil changes and wiper blades.

You got robbed my friend.

rolltidef32 · 10-23-2016, 07:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Scotts428

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Originally Posted by wrickem

If it would have helped, I would have lit the match

Isopropyl was the first thing I tried, I use it on all new blades so they don't leave those rubber streaks. Clay bar too. Honestly, if there's anything out there, I've probably tried it. I think there's some other issue going on with mine by now, maybe bent arms or blades in shipping (they are streak free though, I'll give them that). I think I'll just have my dealer deal with it.

If nobody gives you a good aftermarket suggestion, I'll send you the OEM ones off of my car for free

. Sucks that they changed the maintenance plan for your year.

Very generous. BMW way of saving $$$. Not transferring routine comp maintainence. Very disappointing. I also read they will decrease comp main period on new purchases as well. Not winning my continued loyalty and business😟

Come on man, BMW isn't in the car welfare for the underprivileged business. Plus, letting a used buyer take advantage of the perks that we who buy new get isn't at all fair.

There has to be a trade off. If you want to save some money by waiting and buying used, then good luck paying for maintaining a German car to go with that Low payment you've got there.

The cars are also the most reliable I've seen in any BMW generation, and soon, the cars will mostly be plug ins anyway, so yes, BMW has decided to stop waisting money with no return.

It is rare that the used buyer becomes the new buyer of a BMW and the company often doesn't make profit from used car sales. Some guy would buy a car from Carmax, then roll into the dealership for a free $100 oil change? Why would they continue stuff like that?

Want the shorter maintenance package, buy the car new. Most people either lease or finance for 36 mo anyway, so brakes won't be due unless you hammer the car; in such case, maybe you should be on the hook for it.