KB Motorsports

We, at KB Motorsports, feel that our clients' car investment dollar should be spent on a priority basis. This includes current vehicle condition, model longevity, and any safety or dependability issues will be discussed prior to repairs. Our continued training and latest diagnostic equipment enable us to provide a very high level of both effective and efficient vehicle repair.

BMW's need air to flow through their engines to work properly like humans need air. Three important components of the BMW air intake system are the Throttle Body, the Mass Air Flow Sensor, and the Engine Air Filter. These devices regulate the air flow through the engine to the combustion chambers containing the fuel.

The Ultimate Driving Machine has a beast of a transmission that handles guides and distributes your engine's power. With all the Horsepower and Torque that is guided through this one component in your vehicle, it's imperative to keep it in tip top condition. BMW recommends that you have the transmission fluid changed every 75,000 miles.

If your BMW, Porsche, Mercedes, or Mini Cooper drifts to one side and you have to turn the steering wheel away from the center position to drive straight, that is a good indication that your wheels are out of alignment. Perhaps it is the result of hitting a deep pothole or scoring a direct hit on a curb while parking.

If you turn on your A/C if barely or no cold air comes out, your BMW, Porsche, Mercedes, or Mini Cooper is probably low on refrigerant. Before you go and just fill up your vehicle you should know that there is more to an air-conditioning recharge. For instance, the refrigerant operates in a closed system, and the most likely cause for low levels will be a leak in the air-conditioning system.