MINI service on the same tools BMW gave it.
A MINI is a BMW underneath its badges, and it gets the BMW toolset here: ISPI NEXT, WebISTA, two ICOM interfaces and Autologic. Run-flat tires, battery registration, coding and the routine work in between.
A MINI is a BMW underneath its badges, and it gets the BMW toolset here: ISPI NEXT, WebISTA, two ICOM interfaces and Autologic. Run-flat tires, battery registration, coding and the routine work in between.
Six areas of work, each done with the parts, fluids and procedures the manufacturer specifies. If what you need is not on the list, call; it is a short list on purpose.
All servicesService resets and the inspection lists done to specification, book stamped.
WebISTA, ISPI NEXT and two ICOM interfaces for direct vehicle communication.
Mounting, balancing and alignment for the packages MINI ships with.
Registration and coding after replacement, with the factory tool.
Cooling repairs, climate control, wiring and modules, key coding and security.
Repairs, tuning, transmission service and programming.
Comprehensive diagnostics for MINI through BMW's system.
Diagnostics, coding and programming for all current MINI models.
Direct communication between the diagnostic computers and the car.
Third-party data and remote engineering support for programming problems.

Because MINI sits inside the BMW group, the diagnostic, coding and programming systems are BMW’s, and we keep them current. That means the things a generic shop struggles with on a MINI, battery registration, service resets, module coding, run-flat tire handling, are routine here.
Continental Imports performs warranty-approved maintenance using genuine MINI parts and lubricants and documents it in your maintenance book. Warranty claims and recall work must be completed at an authorized BMW dealership.
The three we hear most for this marque. Anything else, call and ask for the advisor who handles it.
“They made the dropoff and pickup process easy. My Mini Cooper is in good hands with their team!”
Online or call and talk to an advisor. Ask for a loaner when you book.