My BMW i4 has two items on the official Scheduled Maintenance list; “Brake Check” and “Vehicle Check”. Not even mileage based, just both every 2 years.
Windshield wiper fluid is irrelevant to a factory warranty and not something you need to go to a dealer to do. Just fill it up with a bottle of stuff from your local auto parts store.
Tires are usually irrelevant to the factory warranty. I don’t believe new car warranties usually cover the tires since they are a wear item. If you buy some sort of dealer-add-on tire warranty package, they might require you to bring it there for rotations or some such nonsense.
Depends on the car.
My BMW i4 has two items on the official Scheduled Maintenance list; “Brake Check” and “Vehicle Check”. Not even mileage based, just both every 2 years.
Windshield wiper fluid is irrelevant to a factory warranty and not something you need to go to a dealer to do. Just fill it up with a bottle of stuff from your local auto parts store.
Tires are usually irrelevant to the factory warranty. I don’t believe new car warranties usually cover the tires since they are a wear item. If you buy some sort of dealer-add-on tire warranty package, they might require you to bring it there for rotations or some such nonsense.