Just need some normal stuff, rotors, pads, flex disk, maybe some fluids, etc.

Who is solid and has the good prices?

The sponsor adds for this site mostly seem to be performance and bling add-ons.

Pacific BMW, local delaer or Pelican Parts.

Pacific BMW, local delaer or Pelican Parts.
dont use pacific, they're MORONS and assholes.


use circle in new jersey, or BMA. i'll get bma's link for you.





i live like 10 minutes from pacific- they're total trash.

http://www.bmaautoparts.com/

Dealers have pricing balls of steel.

Pacific and Pelican, I've heard of them... thanks...

dont use pacific, they're MORONS and assholes.

i live like 10 minutes from pacific- they're total trash.
I see... :D

http://www.bmaautoparts.com/
Beware the intro music!!! I could not stop dancing for like 10 minutes...

Hmm... their catalog does not work. Circle's catalog does not have anything in the M Coupe section. I guess I'm gonna have to just write up a list and make a phone call, like its 1991 all over again.

Beware the intro music!!! I could not stop dancing for like 10 minutes...
:rofl

I've had good experiences with pelicanparts.com. Good customer service.

BMA all the way, site stinks, so call them

I've had good luck with Circle, and also Bimmerparts.com.

Pacific majorly messed up TWO orders in a row with me, so I don't use them anymore. Plus they were asses when I called politely asking about their screw up(order never shipped about 2 weeks - TWICE).

Another vote for BMA Parts (http://www.bmaparts.com). The site catalog works ok for me, but they don't have everything listed that they can get. So far I've not been able to request a dealer part that they couldn't get for me. Way cheaper than the dealer too and fast shipping.

I just bought a new brake light circuit switch ($18 vs. $38 at my local dealer!) from them and it only took two business days from CA to MN. Not bad.

Ask for Patrick or Yves (pronounced "eaves").