Welcome to Our Land Rover and Range Rover Workshop bay!
Welcome to our specialised Land Rover and Range Rover workshop bay in Ultimate Mechanics! Our dealer-trained technicians/mechanics are experts in servicing and repairing all types of Land Rover and Range Rover vehicles, including electric vehicles (EV), hybrids, petrol, and diesel engines. We cover the entire range, including 4-wheel drive (4WD) and all-wheel drive (AWD) systems. This guide will discuss common maintenance tasks and known mechanical or electrical issues for Land Rover and Range Rover models, ensuring your vehicle stays in top condition.
Checks carried out with this service include:
Keep those oil and filter services up to date. Includes up to 5.5 litres of 5w30/10w30 grade oil and 1 standard oil filter. This price is based on a standard petrol 4cyl vehicle with all standard factory components. Price subject to change model dependent
Common Maintenance Tasks for Land Rover and Range Rover Models
Regular maintenance is crucial for the performance and longevity of your Land Rover or Range Rover. Here are some common maintenance tasks across various models:
Oil Changes
Regular oil changes are vital for maintaining engine health. For most Land Rover and Range Rover models, we recommend changing the oil every 12,000 to 16,000 kilometres. Fresh oil ensures the engine components remain well-lubricated and function efficiently.
Brake Inspections
Brakes should be inspected every 20,000 kilometres to check for wear and tear. Brake pads and discs may need replacing to ensure optimal braking performance and safety.
Air Filter Replacement
The air filter should be replaced every 30,000 kilometres. A clean air filter ensures the engine receives adequate airflow, which is essential for efficient combustion and overall engine performance.
Coolant System Flush
Flushing the coolant system every 60,000 kilometres helps prevent overheating and maintains the engine’s optimal temperature. This task is particularly crucial for models often used in rugged conditions.
Transmission/gearbox Service
For models with automatic transmissions/gearbox, regular transmission fluid changes every 50,000 to 100,000 kilometres are essential. This service ensures smooth shifting and prolongs the transmission’s life.
Battery Maintenance
Checking the battery terminals and cleaning any corrosion regularly ensures reliable starts and proper electrical system performance. Battery health checks are especially important for hybrid and EV models.
Known Mechanical or Electrical Issues
Land Rover and Range Rover vehicles, known for their luxury and off-road capabilities, can also face specific mechanical or electrical issues. Here’s a detailed look at some common problems:
Suspension
One common issue is with the air suspension system, particularly in older models. The air suspension can develop leaks, leading to a drop in ride height or a rough ride. Regular checks and timely replacement of worn components can mitigate this issue.
Electrical System
Land Rover and Range Rover models, with their advanced electronics, sometimes experience electrical issues. Problems can range from faulty infotainment systems to issues with electronic control units (ECUs). Ensuring regular software updates and inspections can help prevent these problems.
Cooling System
Cooling system leaks are another known issue. Coolant leaks can occur due to worn hoses or faulty water pumps. Regular inspections of the cooling system and timely replacement of any worn parts can help maintain engine temperature and prevent overheating.
Transmission/Gearbox
Some models, particularly those with higher mileage, may experience transmission problems. Symptoms include rough shifting or transmission/gearbox fluid leaks. Regular maintenance and fluid changes can help extend the transmission’s life and improve performance.
Differential and Transfer Case
For AWD models, issues with the differential and transfer case can arise. These components should be checked regularly for proper lubrication and wear. Replacing the differential fluid every 50,000 kilometres helps maintain performance and prevent expensive repairs.
Maintenance for AWD/4WD Systems
Maintaining the drivetrain, whether 4WD or AWD, is crucial for the vehicle’s overall performance. Here are some specific tasks:
Differential Fluid Change
Changing the differential fluid every 50,000 kilometres is essential. This ensures the differential components remain properly lubricated and function smoothly.
Transfer Case Fluid Change
The transfer case fluid should also be replaced every 50,000 kilometres. This task is vital for maintaining integrity and performance.
Wheel Alignment and Rotation
Regular wheel alignment and tyre rotation are important for both 4WD and AWD models. These tasks ensure even tyre wear and optimal handling. We recommend aligning and rotating the wheels every 10,000 kilometres.
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Regular maintenance is key to keeping your Land Rover or Range Rover running smoothly and efficiently. Whether it’s an oil change, brake inspection, or addressing a known issue, our team is here to help. Bring your vehicle to Ultimate Mechanics for expert care and maintenance. Thank you for choosing Ultimate Mechanics. We look forward to serving you and keeping your vehicle in top condition!
