MT Auto Parts Blog | Expert Tips for BMW enthusiasts on BMW Parts, Accessories, Engines and More

  Image source: MT Auto Parts BMW headlight for sale just for £161.49. If you own a BMW, you already know that maintenance costs can add up quickly. Dealer prices for engines, ECUs, gearboxes, or even simple trim pieces often feel sky-high. That’s why many drivers look to BMW breakers as a better alternative when buying auto parts. But how reliable are they really when it comes to used BMW parts ? Let’s take a closer look. What Exactly Are BMW Breakers? BMW breakers are specialist dismantlers that buy accident-damaged or end-of-life BMW cars, strip them down and resell usable components. This can include everything from full BMW engines and gearboxes to smaller items like ECUs, suspension arms, or interior trim. The main attraction? Prices are often much lower than dealerships and many parts are genuine OEM, because they originally came from BMW cars. Why Many UK Owners Choose Breakers Across the UK, and especially in areas like Manchester and Oldham, BMW breakers have become the ...

  Image source: BMW B37C15A complete engine with only 50K MILES and 30 day warranty for F40, F44, F48 generation models at mtautoparts.com  If you’re following BMW’s efficient engine journey, you’ve probably come across the B37 engine . It’s their 1.5-litre, three-cylinder diesel. a compact unit. It’s been sold since around 2014. Quiet and surprisingly punchy, it became a starter diesel engine across a wide range of BMWs and MINIs in Europe and especially the UK. What made the BMW B37 engine stand out? It was part of BMW’s modular engine family. Lightweight, smartly designed, built to be shared across petrol and diesel lines. This engine has: less weight, lower emissions, better fuel economy.  But the main question: which BMWs have the B37 Engine and what should drivers know about it today? Let’s clear it out in this article. Why the BMW B37 Engine Matters For BMW Drivers. Launched in 2014, the B37 engine was the first diesel in BMW’s modular engine range. Here’s what m...

Image source: BMW S58B30A Complete Engine with just 38K miles at mtautoparts.com   If you’re into BMW performance, you’ve probably heard whispers (or roars) about the S58 engine . This 3.0-litre, twin-turbo inline-six has been the beating heart of BMW’s M cars since 2019. Brutal, responsive and built to take punishment, it’s the performance version of the much-loved B58 engine. The S58 isn’t just another six-cylinder engine. It's a proper M motor, designed from the ground up for track abuse and everyday enjoyment. For UK owners, it’s become the go-to powerplant in everything from M SUVs to the latest M3 and M4 models. But which BMWs actually came with the BMW S58 Engine and why does it matter at all? Let’s check out this article. Why the BMW S58 Engine Matters Launched in 2019 with the X3 M and X4 M, the S58 was BMW’s answer to rivals upping the power game. Instead of squeezing more out of the B58, BMW M engineers went deeper and delivered: Key Features of the S58 Engine: 3.0-litre...