BMW Transfer Case – Class Action Investigation
The Heber Law Firm LLC is investigating a potential class action lawsuit involving an alleged defect with transfer cases in certain 2019 and 2020 BMW models. A transfer case moves power from the transmission of a vehicle to the axles in all-wheel-drive vehicles. Transfer cases in the following BMW models may have been sold with a factory defect:
- M5 Sedan
- M8 Convertible and Coupe
- X3, X4, X5, X6, X7
- X3 M, X4 M, X5 M, X6 M
- 3 Series Sedan
- 5 Series Sedan
- 7 Series Sedan
- 8 Series Convertible, Coupe, and Gran Coupe
- 640i xDrive Gran Turismo
Consumer Complaints
Drivers report that problems with transfer cases may manifest in shuddering or jerking when driving at low speeds, especially when accelerating or turning.
Costly Repair
BMW owners may have to pay out of pocket for testing to determine if their car has a problem with the transfer case or pay to replace the oil in it. Further, owners may have to pay to replace transfer cases if their cars are out of warranty. According to reports, the cost to replace a transfer case could exceed $6,000.
Contact Us
The Heber Law Firm LLC is investigating whether a class action lawsuit may be appropriate. If you purchased a 2019-2020 BMW and have experienced a problem with your transfer case, we invite you to contact us via the form on this page.
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