Used BMW Transmissions

First and foremost, a used transmission comes from a second-hand BMW. Once this auto part is obtained, it will be cleaned and inspected for its quality. Usually, suppliers will have a parts specialist team that will conduct quality control tests on the components. Only after strict inspection, these components will be put up for resale. At our place, we have a dedicated parts specialist team that checks the transmissions for their quality. After proper checks, we add our components to the inventory. 

Once you place the order, we will ship the component to your billing address. To ensure that the ordered component is functional, we test it once again before sending it to you. This kind of double-check mechanism is put in place to ensure that you get the best purchase. In case you find that the ordered transmission part is broken or unsuitable, you can avail of refund or replacement options. If you face doubts about anything, you can always contact us at 1800 608 3868. 

How To Place An Order For BMW Used Transmissions

Just four simple steps to bring your BMW back to the road. 

Step 1: Search for the BMW used transmissions by entering the year, make, model, and part name

Step 2: From our inventory, get access to used transmissions for the lowest prices. Whether you need a BMW automatic transmission or a BMW manual transmission for sale, it will be available at the best prices. 

Step 3: Carry out secure and safe transactions and get the auto part delivered to your doorstep. 

Step 4: Install the transmission in your BMW and ride away into the sunset 

A Simple Guide For Used BMW Transmissions

Before you visit a local junkyard or shop at an online store, you can use the following tips while buying a transmission.

• Collect vehicle-specific details before you start shopping.
  Before purchasing, it is better to have the following information with you.
  – Basic vehicle information: year, trim, make, model.
  – Engine information: engine type( supercharged, naturally aspirated turbo), engine fuel type( diesel, gasoline, alcohol, electric, hybrid), number of cylinders.
  – Body information: number of doors, trim type.
  – Drivetrain information: all-wheel drive( AWD), four-wheel drive( 4WD), front-wheel drive( FWD).
• Look at the body of the BMW vehicle.
  There is an old saying: don’t judge a book by its cover. However, in this case, you’ll have to resort to judgment. The body of the BMW is very telling of the history of the vehicle. All you have to do is look for signs of damage that resulted from a collision. If you notice that the BMW has minor body work done, that is not an issue. If you notice a lot of bodywork is done, then it could mean that the car was in a serious accident. If this is the case, then there is a high chance that the transmission is badly damaged.
• Always check around for leaks.
  Leaking is the primary problem for most transmissions, including BMW used transmissions. You can always check by adding transmission fluid and observing if it drips. In case it drips, it is better to avoid buying that component.
• Bring a mechanic along with you.
  If in doubt, take a mechanic along with you while shopping for BMW used transmissions. A car expert by your side will help you make a good judgment of the component.
• Ask about the warranty.
  The store you buy the transmission from will likely have a warranty in place. Make sure to ask the shop owner about the warranty policy. Find out whether the warranty will cover both parts and labour. Make sure to note down everything so that there’s no confusion.
• Enquire about the history.
  Some suppliers will have information about the history of the used transmissions. If possible, try to obtain this information to assess the risk factors.