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[Rangie]

Took the RR in this morning for a service excellent independent in Peterborough have heard horrendous charges on the RR forum
These are mine below including diagnostic report..
Labour 1.61 hours .                         £96.60
Service kit, oil air & pollen filters. £63.31
5/30 fully synthetic engine oil.    £36.01
Top up fluids/sundries.                £15.95
environmental disposal levy.      £12.50
Subtotal.                                         £224.37
VAT.                                                £44.87
Amount due.                                 £269.24

Cheap as chips compared to the Hyundai 😁

[Andy B]

Not much more than my ML then done at a local indie  & I has new front pads too 

[Viral_Jim]

Seems more than fair. Did the diagnostics throw up any hidden nasties?

[Rangie]

Seems more than fair. Did the diagnostics throw up any hidden nasties?

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No all good there , only showed that I had started it once or twice before it had completed its pre start  check so that's been cleared.

[Marks DTM Calib]

Not much more than my ML then done at a local indie  & I has new front pads too 

They will be shit ones if it was that cheap 

[aaronjb]

Not much more than my ML then done at a local indie  & I has new front pads too 

They will be shit ones if it was that cheap 

The oil seems suspiciously cheap too considering the sump capacity.. although if sold near cost and bought bulk, probably about right - so they must really like Rangie

[Rangie]

Not much more than my ML then done at a local indie  & I has new front pads too 

They will be shit ones if it was that cheap 

The oil seems suspiciously cheap too considering the sump capacity.. although if sold near cost and bought bulk, probably about right - so they must really like Rangie

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He was very concerned about what oil must be used in the Range Rover , only uses Castrol  large cans on shelves in the attached warehouse area and drums in the garage area , never seen so many Range Rovers in one garage & in the parking area, I've found a good one for sure..😁

[aaronjb]

At that price it's probably worth me driving to Peterborough for servicing!

[Rangie]

At that price it's probably worth me driving to Peterborough for servicing!

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Have booked mine in for MOT in August + new front discs & pads.

[Andy B]

Not much more than my ML then done at a local indie  & I has new front pads too 

They will be shit ones if it was that cheap 

Possibly .... to be honest I didn't ask. The front pads for my R Class, which I'd guess would be similar to my ML's, were around £100 but then a caliper decided to seize so when it was replaced I fitted £30odd Mintex via the Jamie's favourite eBay and I have to say there didn't seem to be much difference in feel.

I'll let you know when they wear out or if I don't stop! 

[biggriffin]

At that price it's probably worth me driving to Peterborough for servicing!

 
 It's only 30minutes.

[Marks DTM Calib]

Not much more than my ML then done at a local indie  & I has new front pads too 

They will be shit ones if it was that cheap 

Possibly .... to be honest I didn't ask. The front pads for my R Class, which I'd guess would be similar to my ML's, were around £100 but then a caliper decided to seize so when it was replaced I fitted £30odd Mintex via the Jamie's favourite eBay and I have to say there didn't seem to be much difference in feel.

I'll let you know when they wear out or if I don't stop! 

Easiest way to tell is the brake dust you get, good pads produce hardly any iron dust, cheap pads plenty. The iron dust then corrodes your alloys 

[Marks DTM Calib]

Not much more than my ML then done at a local indie  & I has new front pads too 

They will be shit ones if it was that cheap 

The oil seems suspiciously cheap too considering the sump capacity.. although if sold near cost and bought bulk, probably about right - so they must really like Rangie

Not particularly, the only really expensive JLR oil is the latest for the Ingenium engines 

[Andy B]

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Easiest way to tell is the brake dust you get, good pads produce hardly any iron dust, cheap pads plenty. The iron dust then corrodes your alloys 

I'll keep my eye on them. 

[TheBoy]

I was thinking the parts and oil sounded quite high, unless JLR branded

Labour looks respectable though