BMW & MINI Key Reading

As BMW and MINI specialists, the up-to-date technology and systems that we have here at our Preston workshop allow Deepdale Service Station to offer all the services of a main dealer, including key reading.

Our sophisticated key-reading device gives us access to several vehicle details stored on the ignition key including, its VIN, odometer reading, service history dates, and also current fault codes or predictive data, relevant to future servicing. Most newer BMW and MINI keys have this feature.

The diagnostics give us an overview, enabling us to carry out correct servicing or maintenance as specified by the manufacturer. This reduces the risk of omitting any actions that need to be addressed immediately, and could also lead to identifying minor issues before they develop into major, or expensive, future problems. Once we have carried out servicing or other work on the vehicle we can update its online service record, if applicable.

With technicians who were formerly senior techs at BMW dealerships, we are highly skilled and vastly experienced, making Deepdale Service Station one of the leading independent BMW and MINI specialists in Preston and right across Lancashire. We have an excellent reputation for reliability, affordability and high-quality workmanship – and are proud of our honest, transparent, and exceptional customer service.

If you have any enquiries relating to BMW and MINI key-reading services give Deepdale Service Station a call on 01772 700721 or pop into our Preston premises, we’ll be pleased to help you.

Deepdale Service Station is proud to be associated with established motoring organisations in the UK that have a reputation for looking after the interests of consumers, such as; DVSA, IGI and Trust My Garage, along with respected industry-focussed accreditations like IMI, and RMI. These reflect our high levels of technical ability and customer service.

To find out more about Key Reading in Preston, contact us online or call us directly on 01772 700721

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