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just had my 2018 M4 competition turbos replaced by Evolve Automotive, the car was smoking not too heavy but it was drinking 1ltr of oil a month. i dropped the car off on wed and collected the next day, the staff were very friendly and polite, they did a brilliant job on my car i am very pleased with the outcome and highly recommend these guys, will be going back to them in the future for other work.
I turned up without an appointment, hadn't even made a call and was made to feel very welcome. So knowledgeable and willing to help, ran some diagnostics, gave me some useful advice and a contact for their electrical team, as they may be able to help resolve the issue I have, which is intermittent and difficult to diagnose. I really appreciated their help and will consider having my GP3 serviced with them next time instead of the dealership
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