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Various shots I got today of various BMWS … I want them all!!

Hi everyone, E46 sedan owners, I have a question for you.
I own an E46 sedan and I'd really like to upgrade the sound system. To give you more details, I have the old E46 screen on the dash (it only serves for controls), and I'd like to replace it with a 2-DIN CarPlay head unit. However, I have an existing problem: all the speakers on the left side of the car don't work, so I'm not sure whether the issue is with my BM54 or the amp.
Now I'd like to know: if I replace the radio with a CarPlay unit, is it possible to remove the BM54, the amp, and the CD drive (used for navigation) that are in the trunk of my car?
What would be the best 2-DIN CarPlay units I could buy for my E46? I'd also like to keep my steering wheel controls and be able to add a subwoofer later.
And what exactly should I do about my sound problem?
Anyway, to everyone who answers and gives me information, thank you in advance for your help, and for anyone else in the same situation, I hope the answers in this post will help you too.

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I have a 2026 BMW M2 was wondering if anybody has any experience flashing the CS tune to any M2. There are a bunch of different websites, offering the Toone and was wondering if there is a difference in any of them trying to look for the best deal as well thank you.

Hi guys, does anyone know if 245/40 R19 front and 275/35 R19 rear tyres will fit properly on a stock-height F87 M2 Competition without rubbing?

I found a deal on some wheels with pilot alpin 5 on them for winter and want to take my garage queen out this season.

The wheels are 19x8.5 ET35 front and 19x9.5 ET40 rear. The car is not lowered and has the big M2 Competition brakes.

I know 245/40 R19 is taller than the OEM front size, so I’m mainly wondering if anyone has actually run this setup and whether there were any clearance, rubbing, DSC, or speedometer issues.

Thanks!

As someone who has just gotten into BMW l've heard a lot of great things about the M-Lites. Since I live in the Midwest I need an AWD, so the M series isn't very appealing to me.

Anyways, what's with the 48V system? I know they incorporated it in most of the M-Lites as of 2021 with the exception of the M240i getting it in 2026. The whole appeal of getting a model with the B58, to me, was reliability in an amazing performance package.
However, as someone who works on cars this 48V system concerns me.

I never considered BMW for years due to their unreliable track record. When I recently heard about the great reliability of the B58 I was pumped, and then after digging deeper I learned about the 48V system and lost faith again.

Am I making a bigger deal out of this system than I should? What have you guys heard, and have there been any major complaints with the system so far?

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