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Unplug all the dongles and devices and hopefully normal service should resume thereafter. Much as I would like to trust all those devices and the auto cut-off features, I rather spend a little bit more money & effort to install standalone battery + remove dongles than $600+ for a new car battery...

This is the one they are referring to.

Then consider either: F770 (as opposed to F800) or iRoad Q7 as cheaper - but not poorer alternatives. The key difference between Q7 and Q9 is in the rear camera - Q7 is HD camera, whilst Q9 is FULL HD. The video quality is still OK on the Q7 so I was happy to go with that.

Hello CJ Welcome and congratulations on your spanking new Bimmer!

Battery pack is safest to ensure that you don't unintentionally affect the car battery. Some have been known to discharge and shorten the battery life, which could have otherwise lasted a c0uple of years more. But regarding installing Thinkware and get error code - to be fair, the so-called...

Hey there, congratulations on the new car! So eager to change the car right off the line? Well, you might want to consider installing a car camera if yours didn't come with the sale, as well as rims/tyres if you aren't happy with what you got from PML. Otherwise, just enjoy your drive first...

Wow.. He just posted and then you posted a request: http://www.bmw-sg.com/forums/threads/730i-e65-my2008.79330/#post-1001282 Talk about destiny.

Only for you. LOL

Sorry no cure. Dinner on you.

Taobao, eBay, Aliexpress, Alibaba.com

Jun is in JB?

Have you sent your car in to a workshop to be checked out? You can find a list of specialist workshops for our Bimmers here: http://www.bmw-sg.com/forums/categories/bmw-specialist-workshops-and-servicing.165/

Welcome! You can order it online via Alibaba, taobao or ebay. Very easy to fix it yourself. I did mine in 10 minutes for all 4 doors. I might have a spare set lying around - but not sure if it will fit your 2-series.

Used such a camera a few years ago that I got from Groupon - overall experience was so-so only. The whole thing was rather clunky and heavy My particular one tended to fog easily and provided poor rear visibility during night driving The recording is not consistent and quality is also not...

Right - but that eats into my boot space for road trips, which is not ideal.

The top spec Hankook are actually quite alright. An affordable alternative. I would swear by the Ventus V12EVO if they still sold them. Sadly, they are discontinued.

Facing the fact that my F10 does not have a spare wheel steered me to getting runflats. Yes, the ride seems harsher than normal tyres but at 18" the prices are not that much higher. I was quoted non-runflat Continentals CSC5 for 305/tyre, versus runflat CSC3e SSR for 320/tyre. No brainer for...

Have not gotten good feedback from my friends who used Goodyear tyres - so I've been staying away. In fact, I've predominantly been using only Bridgestone, Michelin or Continentals. Tried Hankook Ventus V12EVO as well and enjoyed those until they discontinued the range. Sent from my iPhone...

I was tempted by the idea of 19s to be completely honest. Until I "buah" my driver rear wheel a couple of times against the (stupid) high kerb in my MSCP a couple of times - and found no rim scuff damage that I am happy to keep my 18s. LOL Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If they are run-flats - should still be marginally OK.