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Site title: German Auto Repair, Service: Norcross, Johns Creek, GA | Solo Motorsports

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Half the suspension work we undo started as a good intention. Someone bought lowering springs for a ten-year-old F30, bolted them to worn dampers and torn bushings, and ended up with a car that rode badly and still wandered on Peachtree Industrial.

Order of operations decides whether a suspension budget buys you a better car or a stiffer one. There’s a sequence that wo...


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A customer described it perfectly last month: a shimmy that showed up at 45 on Haynes Bridge Road and vanished by 60. No warning light, no noise, just a car that stopped feeling solid. That description alone narrowed the problem to two parts.

Drivetrain vibrations are one of the few complaints where what you feel and when you feel it does most of the diagnostic work. M...


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BMW X3M Thrust Arm Upgrade at Solo Motorsports

The BMW X3M Thrust Arm upgrade is a great way to improve front-end response, suspension precision, and overall handling. This BMW X3M recently came to Solo Motorsports for SyncroDesignWorks front thrust arms, giving the high-performance SUV a more precise and connected feel.

This BMW X3M recently...


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Road Atlanta rewards a car that’s ready and punishes one that isn’t. The downhill plunge into turn 10a, the fast esses, the heavy braking at the end of the back straight — a summer session at the Braselton circuit asks everything of a BMW. Street-fresh isn’t track-ready.

The good news: a proper pre-track inspection is straightforward, and it’s the difference bet...


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Coolant low again, a sweet smell in the driveway, and the temperature needle climbing on I-285 in traffic. Three signs, one cause. On an older Mercedes, that trio usually points at one part: the radiator. Atlanta summers are exactly when it lets go.

A Mercedes radiator can fail two ways, and one of them can take your transmission with it. Timing matters. Catch a...


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