F-Chassis · F60

F60 Tuning

MINI's Countryman, 2017–2024. Powered by the B48 engine family.

Stage pricing for the F60

Stage 1
Tune
$495

Where every build starts. Calibration only.

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Stage 2
Tune + Supporting Hardware
$2,185

Cooling, downpipe, fueling — the ceiling worth chasing on factory turbos.

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Stage 3
Tune + Full Hardware Path
$4,255

Bigger fueling, often a hybrid or Phantom turbo. Per-car.

Build this stage Stage 3 methodology

The Countryman is the MINI for people whose life outgrew a hatch — the brand's crossover, biggest in the lineup, built on BMW's UKL2 platform with room for a family and their gear. And like the Clubman, it hides a sleeper at the top.

The JCW ALL4 runs the 301-hp (306 PS) B48 — the same engine family as the 330i — with all-wheel drive and a mechanical diff lock, good for 60 in around 5.1 seconds in a small crossover nobody expects to be quick. The Cooper S below it (around 190 hp) is the sensible all-weather daily.

For a build it's the familiar B48 (tuning detail on the F56 page), with All4 traction that turns the power into all-weather, all-surface usability — the Countryman's whole reason to exist. The honest notes are the same: the right calibration over a big number (the F56 page's LSPI caution), and AWD-plus-crossover weight to size the supporting mods around.

So the Countryman JCW ALL4 is the MINI for the family that still wants the fast one — a practical, all-wheel-drive crossover hiding the most MINI power MINI makes. The sleeper that does the school run.

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Custom, made-to-order forged wheels — built to your car's spec, so any of them fits the F60. Pick the look; we build the fitment.

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Before you tune.

Will my dealer flag the tune at service?

The bootmod3 flash is non-destructive and reversible. Revert to stock before a dealer appointment and the ECU is back to factory in a few minutes; re-flash after service. We document the revert step in writing so the next person opening your file knows what's there.

Is it safe for the engine?

Every tune we ship has been datalogged on the car it was written for. We look at knock counts, fuel trims, boost behavior, and intake temps before we sign off. If the numbers don't sit right, we revise. That review and the revision policy are built into what the tune costs.

How long until I have a working tune?

Most calibrations turn around in a few days. We log, review, and revise before anything ships — we would rather get it right than get it out fast.

Can I go back to stock?

Yes. bootmod3 supports a stock revert that returns the ECU to factory calibration in under five minutes. The flash is non-destructive — nothing in the BMW DME is permanently modified. Most owners revert before trade-in.