[sb_12345]

I also picked up a used x4, also have the vibration under load, so potentially looking at this.

[OldSchoolGamer]

Originally Posted by sb_12345

I also picked up a used x4, also have the vibration under load, so potentially looking at this.

It was fixed under warranty but it’s still slightly there. Unfortunately I think there’s just something inherently wrong with the driveline on these cars.

[elliottholt88]

Originally Posted by ga9213

Hard to say. This was on my wife's F25 (2016) with 60k miles.

Where did you take this in Kansas? I am just in Lenexa and am encountering a similar thing on my 2017 X4 M40I. 37K on clock.

[shahram72]

I'm new here but have some experience with this. This is not my first German car, but my first BMW. Personally, I think BMW did a poor job with NVH on this car, I'm really not impressed. The driveline does not have a high end feel at all. It feels like my old 2015 CR-V. I have the same vibration but it's really minor and I'm not going to mess with it. For one, I have no warranty and two, it's a nightmare to track down. I got one of the early S550 Mustangs years ago and it had a driveline vibration. They fixed it by replacing the entire drive system and a master mechanic aligning everything. It came back 2 days later. If it's not bad and you don't have warranty don't mess with it. It's likely an engineering flaw.