BMW Repair & Service

South Carolina’s BMW Experts for Over 35 Years

When Ken Baker first opened EuroPro, formerly Ken Baker Originals, over 35 years ago, he focused on one make of European automobiles in particular: BMW. Beemers were his passion and they were beginning to gain popularity around the states — it was a match made in heaven.

Over the years many things have changed but EuroPro’s commitment to caring for BMWs has never wavered. With two shops in Charleston & Myrtle Beach, SC along with our expertly trained technicians, we remain the area’s leaders in BMW maintenance & repairs.

BMW Service You Can Trust

Whether you drive your BMW around town or around the country, you need technical expertise from a trusted mechanic — and you don’t need to pay a fortune for it. Our ASE-certified mechanics are committed to getting you the best service for your BMW at the best possible price. Our current services include:

What makes EuroPros work with BMWs so special is the amount of experience we have working with them. Our shops all use the latest factory-grade tools & equipment to help ensure the best quality service for your car with every visit. From dropping your car off to leaving the shop, every step of your experience is designed to be as smooth and convenient as possible.

Bring Your BMW by Today

EuroPro is committed to providing you with convenient, quality service wherever you are with locations in:

Come visit our shop, give us a call, or visit our website any time to talk to one of our friendly mechanics or to schedule your BMW’s next service appointment.

FAQ

When you start using premium fuel, you’ll find that the engine runs faster and more efficiently. It will also prevent the engine from knocking, ensuring greater longevity for the life of high-compression engines like your BMW.

A common cause could be that your valve cover gaskets are faulty or that the sealing on your oil filter housing has come loose. When you get your BMW repair in Myrtle Beach, make sure it’s done by the Europro auto shop so you don’t have to worry anymore!

Getting your air filter replaced every 15,000 to 30,0000 miles is the general rule of thumb, depending on your local landscape and the weather conditions.

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