I would try once the break-in period is complete and you can push the car to its full potential.
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Originally Posted by WarReady
From past experience if it's going to break it's going to break weather 200 miles or 1200 miles enjoy your car don't get hung up in miles..
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I'd say it depends heavily on your ownership duration. I purchased my car and intend to own it 5-7 years so I'll own it out of warranty for a decent period. That means following the recommendations from BMW is well advised.
If I were to lease and only hold onto the car for 3 of the 4 year bumper to bumper warranty and turn it in at the end. Well then yeah riding it hard isn't a real concern for you as someone else down the line gets to hold the bag when the enhanced premature wear starts to show up. If it hits you on the lease you drop it off to BMW and let them fix it and roll onto the next lease. It is why I see off lease cars as barely better than a used rental car.