Ed's Independent BMW Service

I’ve been going to Ed’s since I met them at Bimmerfest 7 years ago. I I commute to Ed’s from Long Beach for service for my 89 Bmw 325i vert. and my 2002 X5 because it’s worth it. They show me all the parts they change or fix and even have shown me issues my cars have had when it’s up on the lift. Anthony is always a great guy to talk to and it’s passionate about bmws like I am. I TRUST these guys and as a single woman that’s means a lot since we tend to get taken advantage of by mechanics. Take your bmws here…. You won’t regret it Services: Transmission, General repairs & maintenance

Anthony was incredible! I needed to have some work done on my 328i and had never used Ed’s before. From the moment I walked in for my appointment, Anthony was friendly and professional, and they got my car started right away. The waiting room was very comfortable and had some excellent amenities! I didn’t take advantage of the coffee or other drinks available but it was an excellent touch. Anthony kept me apprised of the status from start to finish, and took the time to answer any questions that I had in language that was easy for me, a layperson, to understand. I felt confident that the work was done properly and efficiently and will be taking my BMW here for as long as I own it. I would absolutely recommend others to bring their cars here. Service: Electrical repair

UPDATED REVIEW: The DRIVETRAIN MALFUNCTION error on the BMW returned several times. The first time, I went back and had to pay about $150 for a computer update because I was told it was reading the error wrong after the repair. The second time, they changed out a sensor for free. The third time I went back, I was told it was the oil pump sprocket was leaking oil and causing errors with the timing chain, that my vehicle would not pass the smog check, & that although it holds the timing chain, they had nothing to do with it. They said I should think about trading my car in ASAP unless I wanted to dish out another $1,700 to repair the sprocket. I went home, checked my invoice... & the original invoice for the original repair says "OIL PUMP SPROCKET." At this point, I'm guessing because I'm a young woman going into a car shop alone, they are taking advantage and do not want to go back on their warranty and fix the problem because it is a big job. During the repair, they told me that in ord