Hey guys!
Sorry for being absent for some time, just was a bit busy with transfers and walks and used internet only to book hotels. 
Finally I went to a service owned by a guy from Poland on that same day as I called to Dekra. They changed wheel hub bearing on the left real wheel and the hub itself and now everything is OK. I paid 250 euro for that. In my country it would be probably 1.5 times less, but I suppose that rates in Germany are higher.
Beiträge von SuperDrummer
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I called to Dekra today, they said that they don't make diagnostics like finding the reason of strange noise in suspension and adviced me to go to BMW.
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Hey SuperDrummer,
i'm from Neuwied 25km next to Koblenz. I repair everything by myself if it's possible so i don't know any cheap/good Workshops here. But my hint would be that you drive to a DEKRA or TÜV Station, they can check your suspension for 10 - 20€. After doing this you know what needs to be done and you can offer the corresponding parts! When the parts arrive you've only to find a place where you can mount everything. That would be the cheapest way to fix your problem. I can help you if you want to.
Hi Neophyte77!
Thanks a lot for your advice! I'm going to visit Dekra tomorrow and then we'll what they say.
One more question, if you don't mind: how long does it take for ordered parts to be lelivered? Is it possible just to go to a shop and buy them? -
Hi guys!
Could anybody advice me a service station in Moselkern, Koblenz or in Rheinland-Pfalz in general? A couple of days ago my suspension began producing some strange noises and I want to fix it. This is totally unexpected for me (my vehicle passed some control checks before my departure from Saint-Petersburg and everything was fine), so I hardly can go to an official dealer station, as these expences are not put into the trip budget. I suppose I need a service station where people know the words "Lemfoerder" and "zf" instead of "original BMW spare parts and accessories". Can anyone advice me such a station? If mechanics, working there, speak English, this would be a plus because my German is quite poor (that's why I'm writing this post in English).
Thank you in advance!
