What did you do for your ZHP/ BMW / MINI today? #2

[BMWCurves]

Drove it through at least 10 inches of snow and got stuck in the cul-de-sac on the way back in.

Solid brake cooling right there.

[holyc0w]

Flat-face 135's - my favorite

They should be pretty low drag too.

[Johnmadd]

Solid brake cooling right there.

Flat-face 135's - my favorite

They should be pretty low drag too.

@ both of you

[holyc0w]

I would've enjoyed that drive. How did the Continentals work out in that snow?

[Johnmadd]

I would've enjoyed that drive. How did the Continentals work out in that snow?

I want winter tires lol.

[jorbon]

Detailed interior yesterday.
Had badly ripped FCAB's and Diff Mounts replaced today. Absolutely love it when a maintenance item makes a noticeable difference in how the car drives. Feels new!

[330i Lover]

Replaced front and rear rotors and ceramic pads all around, installed coby wheel, replaced rear bushings, brake/coolant flushed. Used all genuine OEM parts.

[terraphantm]

Rear wheel bearings went on my ZHP (well driver side). I don't have time to deal with it, so M3 has come out of hibernation. The whole point of getting a beater was so that I wouldn't have to drive the M3 in winter .

[Vas]

Detailed interior yesterday.
Had badly ripped FCAB's and Diff Mounts replaced today. Absolutely love it when a maintenance item makes a noticeable difference in how the car drives. Feels new!

Replaced front and rear rotors and ceramic pads all around, installed coby wheel, replaced rear bushings, brake/coolant flushed. Used all genuine OEM parts.

Knocking out some maintenance during winter. Nice.

Rear wheel bearings went on my ZHP (well driver side). I don't have time to deal with it, so M3 has come out of hibernation. The whole point of getting a beater was so that I wouldn't have to drive the M3 in winter .

Sorry to hear.

[az3579]

Rear wheel bearings went on my ZHP (well driver side). I don't have time to deal with it, so M3 has come out of hibernation. The whole point of getting a beater was so that I wouldn't have to drive the M3 in winter .

It's just making noise, right? You can still drive it until you have time to replace it... they usually last a long while when they start making noise.