BMW owners can now order at-home service, rather than go to a workshop


(2nd from left) Auto Bavaria head of after sales Desmond Cheah and (2nd from right) supervisor technician Boo Yi Ping posing with their technicians and the i-service vehicle on the right. — Auto Bavaria

Can’t be bothered to drive your BMW to the workshop? Car owners can now order technicians to their door through an app.

The Auto Bavaria app, by the eponymous Malaysian BMW authorised dealer representative, has an i-service feature that enables users to call service people to their location for various scheduled maintenance services including changing their battery, oil, brake pad and tyres, as well as tyre rebalancing.

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