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‪@AutelTools‬ IM608 IM508 BMW BDC Key Copy Update explained for modern BMW workshops ⚙️
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BMW key programming is evolving fast, and the ‪@AutelOfficialTechSupport‬ IM608 IM508 BMW BDC Key Copy Update is a major step forward for independent technicians. This update brings powerful support for BMW G chassis, U chassis, and selected F chassis vehicles, making key copy jobs faster, safer, and more reliable. With this update, copying BMW BDC2, BDC3, and BCP keys no longer requires risky module removal or complicated workflows that slow down your daily operations.

What makes the ‪@AutelGlobal‬ IM608 IM508 BMW BDC Key Copy Update even more important is that it comes as a free software update with no extra license cost. Technicians can now perform advanced BMW key copy procedures using supported methods, an active internet connection, and the XP400 Pro key programmer. When paired with genuine Autel BMW iKeys like the 3-button and 4-button variants, this update helps reduce failures and improves overall success rates in real workshop conditions.

This update is designed for technicians who deal with lost keys, spare key creation, and duplication on modern BMWs every day. By simplifying BDC key copy workflows and removing licensing barriers, Autel is clearly supporting independent workshops against increasingly complex BMW security systems. Staying updated with tools like the IM608 and IM508 is now a competitive advantage, not just an option.

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