M4 Coupe

20 service bulletins filed with NHTSA for this model year

• Jan 8, 2026STRUCTURE:BODYB410725

  While driving on a smooth and/or unevenroad, a “cracking” sound is heard from therear wheel arch area (highlighted in orange) on either the right or left side.

• Sep 17, 2025STRUCTURE:BODYB512222

  Hood lever is pulled twice but the hood only achieves the pre-latch position on both sides.

• Jun 6, 2025ELECTRICAL SYSTEMB120125

  EMISSIONS RECALL 25E-A03: PROGRAM CONTOL UNITS (DME)

• Aug 19, 2024VISIBILITY/WIPERB510923

  Sudden failure of the power window(s).

• Feb 16, 2024VISIBILITY:DEFROSTER/DEFOGGER/HVAC SYSTEMB640422

  An interference noise (groaning noise) can be heard from within the heating and air-conditioning unit in thecenter of the instrument panel. The groaning noise always occurs when either a ventilation flap, air stratification flap or the recirculated airflap moves to a different position. Due to the complex design of the heating and air-conditioning unit, the kinematics causing it (top or bottom,left or right) may not be able to be precisely located. Depending on the vehicle model, the number o

• Jan 11, 2024ELECTRICAL SYSTEMB611305

  The electrical system of BMW vehicles has been subject to an ongoing development process over the last few years. This has led to increased demands being placed on the battery. This document covers important information for the dealer on how to handle “discharged battery” complaints.

• Jan 9, 2024SUSPENSIONB310124

  With the vehicle is on a lift and the front struts are in the extended position, there may be a cracking and orclicking type noise when turning the steering wheel left/right. See attached video V31 01 24. The sound can reoccur when the vehicle is lowered, and the wheels are once again under load. The noise might also be heard for a short time while driving.

• Jan 8, 2024STEERINGB360121

  At low outside temperatures (below 40 degrees F) and slow driving speeds (i.e. when parking, maneuvering)with a large steering angle, the front end can be slightly axially misaligned. This can be felt (jerking)/ heard via an acoustic acknowledgement (clunk) as seen at the 11 second mark of the video. See attached video V36 01 21.

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Source: NHTSA manufacturer communications (technical service bulletins).