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BMW S58 Performance Just Got Better – Now Available in Austin!

Dinan’s all-new PCU (Performance Control Unit) is here for 2021–2025 BMW M2, M3, M4 and 2020–2025 BMW X3M, X4M—and German Auto Center is your go-to shop in Austin, TX for professional installation.

✔ Up to +47 HP / +62 lb-ft
✔ Plug-and-play, no permanent mods
✔ Optional Factory Matching 4yr/50k Warranty
✔ Installed from $1,126 (parts/labor/tax)

Want even more power? Ask us about pairing the PCU with Dinan’s Intake and Exhaust for greater gains and sound.

🛠️ BMW performance upgrades backed by experience and quality.
📍 Located in Austin, TX
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Attention Audi / Volkswagen Owners! If you have a 2L 4-cylinder model be sure to know your vehicles timing chain maintenance requirements.

Your vehicle's timing chain is like the heartbeat of your engine. Regular inspection and maintenance are key to keeping it in rhythm. Here's why it matters:

**Inspection:** After 60,000 miles, it's time for a check-up. Ensure your timing chain is in top shape to prevent future issues.

**Maintenance:** Replace it between 80-120k miles, depending on your vehicle. Don't wait for it to fail!

**Neglect = Consequences:** Ignoring timing chain maintenance can lead to engine damage and hefty repair bills. Don't let neglect break your ride's heart!

Take care of your engine, and it'll take care of you. Keep that timing chain ticking smoothly!

Don't wait until it's too late! Proper brake maintenance is crucial for your safety on the road. Check out this eye-opening photo from a recent customer's vehicle. Just a few stops away from not stopping at all!

Your brakes are your vehicle's lifeline, and neglecting maintenance can have serious consequences. Here are our top tips on brake maintenance:
- Typically, brakes should be checked with every routine service.
- The typical life of your vehicle’s brakes is every 30,000 to 70,000 miles.
- When your brake light comes on you should aim to schedule your maintenance within the next 30 - 60 days.
- Squeaking, squealing, grinding, vibrating, or even a soft or spongy feel to braking are all reasons to schedule an inspection with or without your brake light registering a warning signal.

Delaying proper maintenance of brake issues can lead to more significant problems and compromise your safety on the road. Regular brake maintenance is key to keeping your vehicle's braking system in optimal condition.