BMW 750i 2015-present Suspension Specifications
Comprehensive technical documentation for the suspension system of the 2015-Present BMW 750i, including adaptive suspension, Dynamic Damper Control, Integral Active Steering, and detailed alignment and component specifications.
Overview Specifications
Comprehensive description of the suspension specifications for the 2015-Present BMW 750i, including key features, measurements, and technical details. This section provides detailed insights into the advanced suspension system designed for optimal performance, comfort, and handling.
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Key Specifications
Front Track Width
1620 mm
Rear Track Width
1650 mm
Spring Rate (Front)
28 N/mm
Spring Rate (Rear)
32 N/mm
Maximum Load Capacity
650 kg
Available Specifications
Front Suspension
Details about the front suspension system, including its design, components, and technical specifications.
Front Suspension
Details about the front suspension system, including its design, components, and technical specifications.
Double Wishbone Design
- Double wishbone front suspension for precise handling and stability.
- Aluminum control arms reduce unsprung weight.
- Front track width: 1620 mm.
- Spring rate: 28 N/mm.
- Anti-roll bar diameter: 28 mm.
Adaptive Air Suspension
- Electronically controlled air springs for adjustable ride height.
- Damping force adjusted in real-time based on driving conditions.
- Maximum ground clearance: 150 mm.
- Minimum ground clearance: 120 mm.
- Integrated with Dynamic Damper Control (DDC).
Note: The adaptive air suspension system is optional and part of the Executive Drive Pro package.
Rear Suspension
Technical details of the rear suspension system, including its architecture and performance features.
Rear Suspension
Technical details of the rear suspension system, including its architecture and performance features.
Integral-V Multi-Link Design
- Five-link rear suspension for superior ride comfort and handling.
- Rear track width: 1650 mm.
- Spring rate: 32 N/mm.
- Anti-roll bar diameter: 22 mm.
- Aluminum subframe for weight reduction.
Self-Leveling Suspension
- Automatic leveling system maintains consistent ride height.
- Load capacity: up to 650 kg.
- Integrated with rear air springs.
- Adjustable damping for comfort and sport modes.
Damping System
Information about the damping system, including its components and functionality.
Damping System
Information about the damping system, including its components and functionality.
Dynamic Damper Control (DDC)
- Electronically adjustable shock absorbers.
- Three driving modes: Comfort, Sport, and Sport+.
- Damping force adjustment range: 0-100%.
- Response time: less than 100 ms.
Active Roll Stabilization
- Electromechanical stabilizers reduce body roll during cornering.
- Maximum torque: 1200 Nm.
- Integrated with the Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) system.
- Adjustable stiffness based on driving conditions.
Note: Active Roll Stabilization is part of the Executive Drive Pro package.
Wheels and Tires
Specifications for the wheels and tires, including sizes and compatibility with the suspension system.
Wheels and Tires
Specifications for the wheels and tires, including sizes and compatibility with the suspension system.
Standard Wheel Specifications
- Front wheel size: 19x8.5 inches.
- Rear wheel size: 19x9.5 inches.
- Tire size (front): 245/45 R19.
- Tire size (rear): 275/40 R19.
- Wheel offset: ET30 front, ET35 rear.
Optional Wheel Packages
- 20-inch light-alloy wheels available as an option.
- Tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) included.
- Run-flat tires standard on all models.
- Maximum load rating: 950 kg per axle.
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Component Specifications
Front Suspension
- Type
- Double wishbone with air springs
- Spring Rate
- 22.5 N/mm
- Shock ABSorber Type
- Adaptive air suspension
- Stabilizer Bar Diameter
- 28 mm
- Bushings Material
- Synthetic rubber with aluminum housing
- Part Numbers
- Air Spring: 37116793871Shock ABSorber: 37116850445Stabilizer Bar Link: 31351095741
Rear Suspension
- Type
- Multi-link with air springs
- Spring Rate
- 20.8 N/mm
- Shock ABSorber Type
- Adaptive air suspension
- Stabilizer Bar Diameter
- 24 mm
- Bushings Material
- Synthetic rubber with aluminum housing
- Part Numbers
- Air Spring: 37116793872Shock ABSorber: 37116850446Stabilizer Bar Link: 33326775569
Air Suspension System
- Compressor Type
- Single-piston electric compressor
- Pressure Range
- 8-16 bar
- Air Spring Volume
- 1.2 liters per spring
- Operational Temperature Range
- -40°C to 120°C
- Part Numbers
- Compressor: 37116850447Air Dryer: 37116850448Pressure Sensor: 37116850449
Adaptive Damping System
- Damping Force Range
- 500-2500 N
- Response Time
- 20 ms
- Modes
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- Comfort
- Sport
- Sport+
- Sensor Types
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- Accelerometer
- Position sensor
- Part Numbers
- Control Unit: 37116850450Damper Valve: 37116850451
Wheel Alignment Specifications
- Front Camber
- -0.5° to -1.0°
- Rear Camber
- -1.5° to -2.0°
- Front Toe
- 0.10° to 0.20°
- Rear Toe
- 0.15° to 0.25°
- Caster
- 7.5° to 8.5°
- Tolerances
- ±0.3° for all angles
Suspension Bushings
- Front Lower Control Arm Bushing Durometer
- 70 Shore A
- Rear Trailing Arm Bushing Durometer
- 65 Shore A
- Material
- Hydrocarbon-resistant synthetic rubber
- Replacement interval
- Every 60,000 miles or 5 years
- Part Numbers
- Front Bushing: 31126775570Rear Bushing: 33326775571
Suspension Mounts
- Front Strut Mount Material
- Reinforced polyurethane
- Rear Shock Mount Material
- Reinforced polyurethane
- Load Capacity
- 1500 kg per mount
- Replacement interval
- Every 100,000 miles or 10 years
- Part Numbers
- Front Mount: 31356775572Rear Mount: 33526775573
Suspension Limits
- Maximum Load Capacity
- 650 kg
- Maximum Ground Clearance
- 180 mm
- Minimum Ground Clearance
- 120 mm
- Maximum Speed With Lowered Suspension
- 160 km/h
- Operational Height Range
- 120-180 mm
Diagnostic Specifications
- Fault Codes
- Air Suspension: 480A, 480B, 480CAdaptive Damping: 481A, 481B, 481C
- Diagnostic Tools
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- BMW ISTA
- OBD-II scanner
- Sensor Check interval
- Every 30,000 miles
- System Self Test
- Performed at every ignition cycle
Maintenance Specifications
- Lubrication Points
-
- Control arm bushings
- Stabilizer bar links
- Lubrication interval
- Every 30,000 miles
- Torque Specifications
- Strut Mount Nuts: 50 NmControl Arm Bolts: 90 NmStabilizer Bar Link Nuts: 40 Nm
- inspection Interval
- Every 15,000 miles
Service Information Service
Detailed service requirements and schedules for the suspension system
- Inspect suspension components for wear
- Check air suspension system for leaks
- Verify adaptive damping system functionality
Perform visual inspection and system diagnostics
- Lubricate suspension bushings
- Check wheel alignment
- Inspect shock absorbers and mounts
Replace worn components as necessary
- Replace suspension bushings
- Inspect air springs for cracks
- Check compressor and air dryer functionality
Follow manufacturer-recommended replacement intervals
Frequently Asked Questions
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Q1 What type of suspension system does the 2015-Present BMW 750i use?
What type of suspension system does the 2015-Present BMW 750i use?
The 2015-Present BMW 750i is equipped with a double-wishbone front suspension and a multi-link rear suspension. It also features an adaptive air suspension system with Dynamic Damper Control (DDC) for enhanced ride comfort and handling.
Q2 What is the ride height adjustment range for the adaptive air suspension?
What is the ride height adjustment range for the adaptive air suspension?
The adaptive air suspension on the BMW 750i allows for a ride height adjustment range of approximately 20 mm (0.79 inches) in both the front and rear, depending on driving conditions and selected driving mode.
Q3 How often should the suspension components be inspected?
How often should the suspension components be inspected?
BMW recommends inspecting the suspension components, including bushings, ball joints, and air springs, every 30,000 miles or 3 years, whichever comes first. However, more frequent inspections may be necessary if the vehicle is driven in harsh conditions.
Q4 What is the recommended tire pressure for optimal suspension performance?
What is the recommended tire pressure for optimal suspension performance?
For the 2015-Present BMW 750i, the recommended tire pressure is 32 psi (2.2 bar) for the front tires and 35 psi (2.4 bar) for the rear tires under normal load conditions. Adjustments may be required for heavy loads or high-speed driving.
Q5 Can the adaptive air suspension be manually adjusted?
Can the adaptive air suspension be manually adjusted?
Yes, the adaptive air suspension can be manually adjusted through the vehicle's iDrive system. Drivers can select between Comfort, Sport, and Eco Pro modes, each of which adjusts the suspension stiffness and ride height accordingly.
Q6 What are the signs of a failing air suspension system?
What are the signs of a failing air suspension system?
Common signs of a failing air suspension system include uneven ride height, excessive bouncing, unusual noises (e.g., hissing or clunking), and warning messages on the iDrive display. Immediate inspection and repair are recommended to avoid further damage.
Factory Service Resources
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