Bimmerwerks

Mini Cooper Experts!!! I have brought my car there a few times and their knowledge is second to none. It is not often you can say you were treated fairly at a mechanic but I feel they are honest with very competitive prices. The big thing is they know Mini Coopers. You’ll get your car fix right the first time.
The are worth checking out.

Bought my son a used 328i for graduation. We were able to do most maintenance and repair work, but if I was traveling or a job was too big we would bring it to BimmerWerks.
The people were very thorough and I never got the impression that they were anything but honest. Prices were fair (it’s a BMW and they still have to make a profit on the parts, so certainly not cheap) and they always did a thorough inspection of the vehicle to point out any others areas that make be/​become a problem, but they never pressured me to do anything beyond was it was sent in for.
The only negative is that they are always backed up, which I guess is because so many people trust them.

I’ve taken my car here twice, and both times I received great service. I have a 2002 325CI with 94K.
For the first service, all that was needed was a $ 50.00 part. I have never taken my car to the dealership and left paying anything close to $ 50, so I was shocked and real happy. Afterwords I had no issues with my car.
The other time, they looked at it and recommended I take it to the dealership because the issue involved the convertible top. They said that only specialists handle convertible tops with BMW. I’ll take it there to get a diagnosis and probably get the work done at bimmerwerks. I mean, where else does a shop tell you its better to go to the dealership?! They said they could do the work, just were not sure of the diagnosis. Honest enough!
They are really honest and friendly. The only negative is that they have a bunch of rusted BMWs in the front of their store, which is very off putting. But get over it and check them out, unless you like paying ridiculous amounts to service your BMW at Peake. If you know if any other independent shops let me know.

Having a BMW tech in the family means that I know not just any shop can or should work on my ’94 226k (yes, 226,000 miles!) 5 series. When I moved from home to New Orleans, I made it a point to seek out an honest independent BMW shop. I knew Bimmerwerks is legit because the place is so nonchalant (no frills, just honest car care). The entire staff at BimmerWerks are friendly, helpful, extremely knowledgeable, excellent diagnosticians, and will go out their way to help you keep your BMW in tip-​top shape (at a reasonable price, no less). I have been to Bimmerwerks for repairs as well as routine maintenance and tuneups before driving long distances — and I wouldn’t trust anyone else (well except my BMW tech sibling) with my car. Bring your BMW to Jim and Logan at BimmerWerks!
Also, there aren’t too many reviews of the place here, so check out the website where you’ll find more:

A nice honest independent dealer. I moved here from Phoenix a year ago and I have been taking my car to them since. They do quality work and the prices are very fair. Im scared to death to take my car to the local dealer here as I hear they have a bad reputation. The folks at Bimmerwerks are very nice and I recommend them to anyone.

This shop gives BMW repair shops everywhere a bad name. The owner doesn’t seem to really know anything about BMWs, but is proud of his selection of tools. He overcharges people for parts, but is a smooth talker and likes to pretend like his main focus is doing the job right. They have a bunch of old BMWs out front, but I don’t believe they have worked on anything that isn’t ten years older or more. Finally and most importantly, they worked on our vehicle broke parts taking it apart and then installed the new parts incorrectly so that it broke as soon as we started driving it again.