Engine components
Confirm each covered internal or external engine component in the schedule. “Engine” should not be read as coverage for the complete assembly or every cause of failure.
Focused listed-component option
Powertrain Vehicle Service Contract Options for BMW Vehicles
A Powertrain plan generally focuses on a narrower schedule of named mechanical components. The label alone does not cover every engine, transmission, driveline, seal, gasket, fluid, or labor charge.
Read every named component
Focused protection requires a precise component schedule.
Evaluate a Powertrain option by matching your BMW configuration to the exact components, definitions, and conditions in the contract offered to you. Marketing summaries do not add coverage to that agreement.
Transmission components
Review the specific automatic, manual, dual-clutch, or electrified-drive components named for the eligible vehicle. Definitions and exclusions control.
Drive configuration
Check how the agreement treats rear-wheel drive, xDrive, transfer cases, differentials, drive shafts, axles, and electrified components. Do not assume all are listed.
Related costs and procedures
Seals, gaskets, fluids, diagnostics, teardown, labor, towing, rental, and trip assistance apply only when and to the extent the issued contract expressly provides.
Compare coverage levels
Find the right level for your vehicle.
Eligibility, benefits, covered components, exclusions, limits, deductibles, and waiting periods vary. Your issued vehicle service contract controls.