BMW Battery Registration

Preparing for a BMW battery replacement in your 2002+ car? Then BMW battery registration will be a vital procedure you have to perform in order to maintain your battery longevity – regardless whether you're changing for the same type battery, or one with different specs and capacity.

Until now, choosing your new battery meant having to pick one of similar type and capacity. Fortunately, our BMW battery registration frees you from that obligation, as we can adjust your vehicle to any type of battery, and extend its life. 

Why’s BMW battery registration so important? The electrical system of BMWs produced after 2002 got very sophisticated, since it started to adjust charging to the age and the type of the battery. If you are changing your BMW battery for a new one, your DME has to be updated with this information, so that it could reset the old battery statistics. Otherwise, skipping BMW battery coding could result in many electrical issues – like the decrease of battery life, overcharging or undercharging your battery, or in the worst case scenario, damaging your vehicle’s alternator and electrical system — at which point your battery may fail prematurely. 

Our technicians will help you register the new battery and code your BMW on-board computer in less than 30 minutes. All from the comfort of your home, no BMW battery registration tools needed. Before you start your registration session, take photos of your car battery with the information of its capacity and send them to the technician on the chat. 

BMW battery registration is carried out via a remote cable coding session, all from the comfort of your home. It is a very simple process that takes no more than 30 minutes. After you complete your order, we send you a coding cable (if you don't have one and add it in the top Option section). Once you receive it, you will be able to schedule a coding session for the time that suits you best. During the session, open the chat and send your car battery photos displaying capacity parameters to the technician. Then plug in the cable, follow the instructions from our technician and he’ll take care of the registration for you – no BMW battery registration tools are needed.

To prepare for your coding session you will need a laptop running Microsoft Windows and a WiFi internet network that you can connect to in your car. A Mac computer running Windows is not compatible with E-Series vehicles, so in this case you will be required to use a native Windows PC. The coding cable must be plugged into a regular USB port for E-Series vehicles, or an Ethernet port for F-Series and G-Series vehicles.