This seems expensive, is it? only 31k miles on it.

the brakes sounds right on. the fuel induction sounds right. the fluids sound high. you have a high end car that requires frequent and expensive repairs. it goes along with owning a bmw. Roy

The coolant typically is about $200, Transmission $275, Power Steering flush $170, Brake Flush $140, and the brakes are about right.

Rear brakes, pads,rotors, and sensor / $605.00. This is with factory Zimmerman rotors and factory Jurid pads. Parts & Labor Coolant flush using 6 quarts of BMW coolant / $170.00 Parts & Labor Brake fluid flush / $120.00 Parts & Labor BG Power steering service / $170.00 Parts & Labor We would not had recommended a carbon depletion at 31k unless there was an issue with how the engine was performing and our diagnosis would have lead to that recommendation. We would had recommended adding a can of BG 44k at that mileage. If used regularly, every 7500 miles, a carbon depletion may never be needed. This is true only in cars with low mileage and cars getting regular oil changes at 5k or sooner. No 10k oil changes, that will lead to a diagnosis of a carbon depletion service sooner than it is needed. If a carbon depletion is needed it cost $250.00 Transmission is "LIFETIME FLUID", but it should be checked to make sure it is performing like it is supposed to be.

ANY GOOD SERVICE SHOP CAN RESET THE LIGHTS AND DO SERVICES TO KEEP YOU UP TO STANDARDS FOR YOUR WARANTY