2025 BMW iX Wheel Insert Return Bulletin TEC822
BMW has issued Parts Bulletin TEC822, requiring the return of specific wheel insert part numbers 36 13 5 A3D E22 and 36 13 5 A3D E23. This affects all delivered and shipped parts, with strict deadlines for claims and returns. Dealers are explicitly instructed not to sell any affected inventory.

Important Warning for Dealers
BMW has issued a critical instruction regarding these parts: "Affected available inventory must not be sold." This means any dealer stock containing these specific wheel inserts must be immediately pulled from sale and processed for return. Failure to comply could result in significant issues.
What is BMW Parts Bulletin TEC822?
BMW Parts Bulletin TEC822, identified as bulletin number C32-0126-0604, is a directive from BMW AG requesting the return of certain wheel insert part numbers. This action is taken to address a quality concern with these components. The bulletin outlines the specific parts involved and the procedure for their return from regional distribution centers and dealerships.
This bulletin primarily impacts parts logistics and dealer operations, ensuring that potentially problematic parts are removed from the supply chain before they can be installed in vehicles or sold to customers. The 2025 BMW iX wheel insert return is a proactive measure to maintain product quality and customer satisfaction.
Affected Part Numbers
BMW AG has specifically requested the return of the following wheel insert part numbers:
- 36 13 5 A3D E22
- 36 13 5 A3D E23
This return applies to all parts that have been delivered and shipped so far. Dealers and parts centers should verify their inventory against these numbers to identify all affected stock.
Return Procedure for Dealers
Dealers must return all affected part(s) to their designated Regional Distribution Center (RDC). The return process requires submitting a YR26 damage claim, using BM2 as the order reason. It is crucial to include a valid BMW delivery and delivery item number with the claim.
Additionally, the bulletin number TEC822 must be explicitly entered in the text of your TEC claim. If the delivery number cannot be located, an IDS ticket should be submitted to Parts Logistics under the path Returns>Claims>Quality>Claims for assistance. Following these steps ensures proper processing and credit for the returned parts.
Key Dates and Deadlines
BMW Parts Bulletin TEC822 is valid for a specific period, from January 16, 2026, through January 30, 2026. Dealers must adhere to strict deadlines for processing these returns:
- Claim Filing Deadline: All claims under TEC822 must be filed by January 30, 2026.
- Parts Return Deadline: All affected parts must be returned to the facing RDC no later than February 13, 2026.
These deadlines are critical for ensuring that all non-compliant parts are returned in a timely manner and that dealers receive proper credit for their returns. The 2025 BMW iX wheel insert return process is time-sensitive.
Replacement Part Information
For information regarding possible replacement part numbers, dealers are advised to refer to the Electronic Parts Catalog (EPC). The EPC provides the most up-to-date information on available parts and their compatibility, helping ensure that the correct, compliant wheel inserts are ordered and supplied.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is BMW Parts Bulletin TEC822?
- BMW Parts Bulletin TEC822 (C32-0126-0604) is a directive from BMW AG requiring the return of specific wheel insert part numbers due to a quality concern. It outlines the procedures and deadlines for dealers to return these parts.
- Which specific parts are affected by BMW Parts Bulletin TEC822?
- The bulletin specifically requests the return of wheel insert part numbers 36 13 5 A3D E22 and 36 13 5 A3D E23. This applies to all such parts that have been delivered and shipped.
- What are the deadlines for returning the affected wheel inserts under TEC822?
- The deadline for filing a claim under TEC822 is January 30, 2026. All affected parts must be returned to the Regional Distribution Center (RDC) no later than February 13, 2026.
- What should dealers do if they have affected 2025 BMW iX wheel insert parts?
- Dealers must not sell any affected inventory. They should return the parts to their RDC using a YR26 damage claim with order reason BM2, including a valid delivery number and ensuring 'TEC822' is in the claim text. For replacement parts, refer to the Electronic Parts Catalog (EPC).
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