M-Tech Install Price?
02-23-2009, 02:20 AM
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My Ride: 2006 BMW 330ci cab - Jet Black - Black Leather - Premium Pkg - Sport Pkg - Auto - Heated Seats - Navigation - Xenon - Premium Sound - iPod - Bluetooth
My M-Tech kit is being shipped to my body shop this week. I am only installing the front & side skirts. Quote for paint & install: $500. I trust this guy because he repainted a Jeep I had. His only requirement was that I purchase the bumper pads to ensure a better fit, like Garry from BMW of Newport recommends.
As long as the body shop talks about BMW Paint Code you should be good, as mine did.
As long as the body shop talks about BMW Paint Code you should be good, as mine did.
02-23-2009, 06:10 AM
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My Ride: 2007 525i, mystic blue metallic, black leather interior, dark poplar wood trim, premium package, navigation, iPod, park distance control, voice activation, bluetooth.
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Originally Posted by IceyTys' post='795868' date='Feb 18 2009, 05:30 PM
Take it to a body shop and have them paint the parts, for say maybe $500-600 and do the install yourself.....its pretty easy. If you must have someone else do the install just take to a body shop.
Install and paint matching are a simple process that there's no need to get a dealership involved, as we all know they RAPE you. Also just an FYI, many dealerships dont have their own body repair shops, they usually sub out the work to a 3rd party and you wind up paying the mark up.
GL
Install and paint matching are a simple process that there's no need to get a dealership involved, as we all know they RAPE you. Also just an FYI, many dealerships dont have their own body repair shops, they usually sub out the work to a 3rd party and you wind up paying the mark up.
GL
Yeah...What he siad!
It's easy to install!
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