Compare X4 M engine prices. Rebuilt S58B30 units for G02 chassis (2019-2023) with 12m unlimited mileage warranty from trusted UK suppliers.
Need a reliable replacement engine for your BMW X4 M?
Engine Finders specializes in X4 M engines, addressing issues such as S58B30 turbocharger wear and high-pressure fuel pump failures. Our reconditioned engines include reinforced components for maximum durability.
High-performance rebuilds with OEM parts to counter S58 timing chain stretch.
Fully stripped and rebuilt with factory S58 updates for fuel pump reliability.
Inspected and restored, addressing common turbo seal leaks in S58 units.
Direct swap S58 engines for minimal downtime and plug-and-play fitment.
Cleaned, dyno-tested, with updated oil cooling for track reliability.
Verified mileage units with service history, ideal for cost-effective swaps.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned BMW X4 M replacement engines. From the high-performance S58B30T0 twin-turbo petrol to its track-oriented F98 applications, our network addresses critical issues like timing chain wear and fuel injector failures that are unique to this model. Whether you’re dealing with VANOS calibration concerns or turbocharger reliability, Engine Finders ensures you get the right X4 M engine fast and hassle-free.
The S58B30T0 in the X4 M (F98, 2019-2023) suffers from timing chain tensioner failures, particularly OEM 11318685179. We install reinforced aftermarket kits to eliminate the premature chain stretch documented in BMW Service Bulletin SWE-20-03.
Unlike the X3 M, the X4 M’s S58 injectors (OEM 13538625379) frequently cause uneven combustion patterns. Our replacement engines include updated injectors with recalibrated spray patterns to restore factory performance and fuel efficiency.
The X4 M’s S58 VANOS solenoids are prone to sluggish response under high loads. Our reconditioned engines incorporate the revised solenoids from BMW’s 2021 update, improving oil flow and variable cam timing precision.
The twin-turbo system (OEM 11657851141/42) in the X4 M is notorious for wastegate rattle after 40k miles. Our rebuilt units are fitted with uprated bushings and ceramic-coated housings to extend turbo life well beyond OEM expectations.
For the F98 chassis, BMW’s S58 auxiliary radiator (OEM 17118631745) often struggles during track use. Our replacement engines include upgraded radiators with higher flow rates to prevent overheating under extreme conditions.
The S58 crank hub (OEM 11238648793) in the X4 M can slip under aggressive tuning, leading to catastrophic timing misalignment. We install pinned hub solutions to permanently resolve this issue - a fix not offered by standard suppliers.
The X4 M suffers from oil blow-by through valve stem seals (OEM 11347585427). Our remanufactured engines use upgraded seals with reinforced Viton material, reducing oil consumption issues noted on owner forums and extending engine longevity.
All X4 M engines are rebuilt to meet UK MoT compliance, with emissions-critical parts like the catalytic converters (OEM 18308631713) upgraded to the latest EU6 standards for seamless registration and legal road use.
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Need a reliable BMW X4 M replacement engine? Whether it’s turbocharger wear in the S58B30T0 or oil consumption issues, we’ve got you covered.
The X4 M, first introduced in 2019 under the G02 chassis, exclusively features the high-performance S58 engine. Across production from 2019 to present, the model has seen continuous refinement, with Competition variants tuned for higher output. Common failures include crank hub slippage, turbocharger wastegate rattle, and high-pressure fuel pump issues, especially noted in early production years. BMW Service Bulletin SI B11 06 20 highlights crank hub concerns on the S58, particularly for the 2020-2021 models. Owners of the X4 M (G02) benefit from reinforced cooling and transmission systems, yet unique issues such as intercooler leaks and VANOS solenoid failures have been reported, requiring precise diagnosis. These issues are distinct to the X4 M due to its higher boost calibration compared with standard X4 petrol variants, making engine replacement or rebuilds model-specific.
The X4 M is powered exclusively by the S58 series engines, tuned specifically for this high-performance SUV coupe. Each variant carries unique calibrations and potential weak points.
While the S58 is shared with the M3/M4, in the X4 M it operates under heavier drivetrain stress due to xDrive and SUV weight, creating unique wear patterns not observed in sedan applications.
For X4 M owners, engine replacement options vary from used to fully remanufactured units. Each type offers distinct benefits depending on driving needs and budget.
For the X4 M, remanufactured S58 units are often recommended to ensure long-term performance under demanding xDrive loads.
Our stock of reconditioned X4 M engines includes precision-fitted components designed to address known S58 issues for reliability and longevity.
Every X4 M engine undergoes dyno testing and heat cycle simulations, ensuring performance meets factory specifications before installation.
All rebuilt and reconditioned X4 M engines come with a 12-month warranty, covering major components and labor under normal use conditions.
Disclaimer: Engine Finders operates as a price comparison platform. Warranty terms may differ by supplier, and known design limitations in the S58 (e.g., crank hub) may affect coverage.
When your engine fails, BMW X4 M engine works can restore performance at a fraction of the cost of a brand-new engine. From diagnostics to rebuild, here's how experts ensure optimal results.
Step 1: Full teardown of S58 block, checking crank hub wear with BMW tool 83302222744.
Step 2: Replace timing chain guides and tensioner (OEM 11317846384) prone to failure.
Step 3: Inspect twin turbos for wastegate rattle, replace with tested cartridges if worn.
Step 4: Install new HPFP and fuel injectors calibrated for S58 mapping.
Step 5: Cylinder head resurfaced, bolts torqued to 25Nm + 90° per BMW spec.
Step 6: Final dyno run simulating xDrive load, validating oil pressure and boost curves.