VEHICLE SERVICING
FOR LAND ROVER, RANGE ROVER & INEOS GRENADIERS.
Regular servicing is one of the simplest ways to protect your vehicle. Whether it’s a brand-new Range Rover Sport, an older Defender 90, or a Grenadier that sees real off-road work.
Servicing isn’t just about ticking boxes. It’s about keeping your vehicle dependable, comfortable and ready for how you use it day to day.
Servicing that protects reliability, safety and warranty.
Your vehicle is made up of complex systems that all work together. Over time, wear happens quietly and often long before a warning light appears.
Regular servicing helps:
- Keep safety-critical components in good condition.
- Maintain smooth performance and fuel efficiency.
- Reduce the risk of unexpected breakdowns.
- Protect manufacturer warranty where applicable.
We use Genuine and OEM Land Rover, Range Rover and INEOS Grenadier parts to preserve your vehicle's warranty, while also following the manufacturer's service schedule. We also offer high-quality aftermarket alternatives that meet the manufacturers specification.
SERVICING FOR MODERN VEHICLES.
Modern Land Rovers, Range Rovers and Grenadiers are more advanced than ever with complex electronics, emissions systems and software-controlled components.
Servicing newer vehicles focuses on:
- Correct oil grades and service intervals.
- Diagnostic health checks.
- Battery condition and charging systems.
- Emissions and DPF health.
- Software-related fault monitoring.
- Transfer case checks.
- Suspension checks.
- And more.
Even if your vehicle feels fine, routine servicing helps spot small issues before they turn into inconvenient or costly problems.
Servicing for older and high-mileage vehicles.
Older vehicles often benefit the most from specialist servicing.
As vehicles age:
- Rubber components harden and crack.
- Suspension and steering wear becomes more noticeable.
- Cooling systems need closer attention.
- Minor oil leaks become more common.
- Corrosion gradually develops.
- Tyres and brakes wear which can compromise safety.
Servicing an older Land Rover or Range Rover isn’t about chasing perfection, it’s about keeping it reliable, safe and enjoyable to drive for the long term.
SERVICING BUILT AROUND HOW YOU DRIVE.
Manufacturer service schedules are a guide, but they don’t always reflect real-world use. We adapt servicing based on how your vehicle is actually used:
Short Trips & Urban Driving
Frequent short journeys can:
- Prevent oil reaching optimal temperature.
- Increase battery drain.
- Accelerate DPF issues.
More regular checks help avoid long-term problems.
Towing & Load Carrying
Towing increases strain on:
- Brakes.
- Suspension.
- Transmission.
- Cooling systems.
Servicing helps identify wear early, before it becomes expensive.
Off-Road & Greenlaning
Mud, water and rough terrain increase wear in places standard servicing often misses. (Particularly underneath the vehicle.)
Online Service History (OSH) Explained.
As a UK owner, you can register to access your vehicle’s Online Service History (OSH).
Why this matters:
- JLR use OSH as proof of correct servicing.
- It supports warranty claims.
- It helps protect resale value.
If we carry out your service, we can update the OSH accordingly, ensuring your vehicle’s service record remains complete and accurate.
(Please note: OSH can only be updated for services carried out by us.)
HONEST ADVICE WITHOUT PRESSURE.
One of the biggest concerns owners have is not knowing what actually needs doing.
During your service:
- We’ll explain what requires attention now
- Highlight items to keep an eye on.
- Help you plan future work sensibly.
Not everything needs doing at once, and you’ll always be kept informed.
Sometimes a quick service can uncover an unexpected repair bill. We understand this can cause unwanted stress, therefore we have partnered with
Payment Assist to allow you to finance your repairs with 0% interest. You have the choice of 3/4/6 monthly instalments to ensure these costs can be covered without the burden of upfront payments.
USEFUL SERVICING TIPS FOR OWNERS.
Check fluid levels regularly.
Especially if your vehicle tows or works hard.
Don’t ignore small changes.
New noises, vibrations or warning messages are often easier to address early.
Service before long trips.
Especially if heading off-road or towing.
Keep records up to date.
Service history matters, especially for warranty, reliability and value.
A Calm, Specialist Approach to Vehicle Servicing
Whether your vehicle is:
- Brand new or well-established
- Road-focused or off-road capable
- A daily driver or weekend workhorse
Servicing is about peace of mind and reassurance in knowing your vehicle has been properly looked after by people who understand it. Simple oil changes through to complete inspections, you’ll receive clear advice on what needs attention now and what can wait.
4X4 SERVICING FAQ'S
What is included in a Land Rover or Range Rover service?
A Land Rover or Range Rover service typically includes an engine oil and filter change, a full vehicle health inspection, brake and suspension checks, fluid level checks, and safety inspections. Depending on the vehicle and how it’s used, servicing may also include diagnostic health checks and inspections of drivetrain components.
How often should a Land Rover, Range Rover or INEOS Grenadier be serviced?
Most vehicles should be serviced once a year or every 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. If your vehicle is used for towing, frequent short journeys, off-road driving or heavy loads, more regular servicing (Every 6,000 miles) can help maintain reliability.
Is servicing more important for 4x4 vehicles?
Yes. 4x4 vehicles are heavier and more complex than standard cars, which places additional strain on brakes, suspension, driveline and cooling systems. Regular servicing helps ensure these components remain safe and reliable, especially if the vehicle is used off-road or for towing.
Can an independent specialist service my Land Rover or Range Rover without affecting the warranty?
Yes. UK regulations allow independent specialists to service Land Rover and Range Rover vehicles without affecting the manufacturer warranty, as long as the correct service schedule is followed and genuine or OEM-quality parts are used.
What is Online Service History and why does it matter?
Online Service History is a digital record used by Land Rover and Range Rover to log servicing. It’s used as proof of correct maintenance for warranty claims and can also support resale value. If we carry out your service, we can update the Online Service History accordingly.
Does off-road driving affect how often my vehicle should be serviced?
Off-road driving, greenlaning and exposure to mud or water can increase wear on brakes, suspension and drivetrain components. Vehicles used off-road often benefit from more frequent inspections and servicing to prevent long-term issues.
What happens if I delay or skip servicing?
Delaying servicing can lead to increased wear, reduced reliability and higher repair costs. Many issues develop gradually and are easier and less expensive to address when caught early through regular servicing.
