So when someone needs to fix their Supra for something like this do they go to Toyota or a BMW dealership? This partnership was such a mess from the start.
Unfortunately we go to Toyota and they consult with BMW to try and figure out t he problem. A lot of dealerships have had issues with not having the oil filters even after appointments being scheduled weeks in advance. It’s a bad situation, but makes me happy I haven’t had any problems with mine.So when someone needs to fix their Supra for something like this do they go to Toyota or a BMW dealership? This partnership was such a mess from the start.
I'm glad to hear yours has been no issues knock on wood because that sounds brutal to deal with for an oil change. I can't imagine what it'd be like for something more serious.Unfortunately we go to Toyota and they consult with BMW to try and figure out t he problem. A lot of dealerships have had issues with not having the oil filters even after appointments being scheduled weeks in advance. It’s a bad situation, but makes me happy I haven’t had any problems with mine.
Luckily my dealership has been ok to deal with, aside from my last oil lasting 2 hours with an appointment. Most dealerships only have one certified tech to work on the Supras with BMW specialized tools. It’s definitely a headache that Toyota doesn’t disclose.I'm glad to hear yours has been no issues knock on wood because that sounds brutal to deal with for an oil change. I can't imagine what it'd be like for something more serious.