[E90Graphite07]

Have a sister working at a company's HQ in Starkville, MS (zip is 39759). She has an '06 E90 with a battery that has gone dead on her today. Does anyone have any recommendations or references to a nearby mechanic, or what else she can do?!? Please help... thanks!

[ceb]

Sure, read this. Especially post 215.

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=468750

[E90Graphite07]

To follow-up, sounds like she's got a starter issue. The car has power (lights work, but no crank/click/etc.). Getting it towed to the shop to see what they can do. The nearest dealership is in Alabama, about 80miles away.

[JSH3]

Originally Posted by E90Graphite07

Have a sister working at a company's HQ in Starkville, MS (zip is 39759). She has an '06 E90 with a battery that has gone dead on her today. Does anyone have any recommendations or references to a nearby mechanic, or what else she can do?!? Please help... thanks!

GO STATE!

[PINeely]

I'm in Jackson, MS. I know that I'm doing mechanically but there's also a BMW dealership in Jackson (Herrin Gear BMW; www.herringearbmw.com) and one in Meridian which I have only driven by and don't know much about. I also personally recommend the guys in Jackson at Capitol Sports Center. They work on bimmers, Rolls Royce, Jaguar, etc. Very competent guys and they'll do it right.

[Chriztofor]

Originally Posted by E90Graphite07

Have a sister working at a company's HQ in Starkville, MS (zip is 39759). She has an '06 E90 with a battery that has gone dead on her today. Does anyone have any recommendations or references to a nearby mechanic, or what else she can do?!? Please help... thanks!

When you do find a mechanic (you should check the regional area in this forum) ask him if he knows how to register the battery. If he says "Huh?" RUN, don't walk, RUN away and find someone else or go to the dealer.