100-106 Ber Street, Norwich NR1 3ES

Land Rover and Range Rover Servicing and Repairs Norwich

Norfolk is Land Rover country. We service them to the schedule and repair the suspension, oil leaks and electrical faults they are known for, without the main dealer's hourly rate.

From Defenders and Discoverys on the farms around Reepham and Hingham to Evoques and Range Rover Sports on Newmarket Road, Land Rover is woven into Norfolk. They are capable, comfortable and, at a main dealer, expensive to keep. We service Land Rover and Range Rover models to the manufacturer schedule with the correct oil and OEM-specification or genuine parts, and repair the things they are known for: air suspension compressors and struts, oil leaks, cooling system faults, the Haldex coupling on the transverse models, electrical gremlins, and tyres that must be matched across all four wheels to protect the drivetrain.

Manufacturer schedulelooked up by registration
Warranty intactblock exemption compliant
Servicing from £90exact price by registration
Open 7 daysfree parking on site

Servicing to the Land Rover Schedule

Land Rover intervals vary by model and engine, typically annual or between 16,000 and 21,000 miles on modern models, with transmission, transfer box and differential oils on their own longer intervals that are frequently missed. We follow the schedule for your vehicle, use the correct oil approvals, complete the inspection items, reset the service indicator and update the record.

Your Land Rover or Range Rover warranty does not depend on a franchised dealer's stamp. The block exemption rules let any competent independent garage service the car as long as the schedule is kept and correct-specification parts and fluids go in. We keep to the schedule, use the oil the manufacturer approves, reset the indicator, record the service and give you an itemised invoice, which is the proof the warranty asks for.

The Land Rover Jobs We Do Most

  • Air suspension. Compressors, air struts and height sensors on the larger models wear with age; a corner that sags overnight or a compressor that runs constantly is the sign. We diagnose which component before quoting; see suspension repair.
  • Oil leaks. Rocker covers, sump gaskets, crank seals and turbo oil pipes on the diesels; found properly before parts are replaced.
  • Cooling system: plastic pipes, thermostats and water pumps that fail with heat cycles; a coolant warning is a pressure test today.
  • Haldex and driveline: the coupling on Evoque, Discovery Sport and Freelander 2 has an oil and filter interval that is routinely missed; transfer box and differential oils likewise.
  • DPF, EGR and AdBlue on the diesels, especially those used for short journeys; see diesel repairs.
  • Brakes: heavy vehicles wear pads and discs quickly, and the electronic parking brake needs servicing in the correct mode.
On the ramp at Ber Street
On the ramp at Ber Street

Tyres: Matched Across All Four

Land Rover's four-wheel-drive systems expect closely matched rolling circumferences across all four wheels. A single new tyre against three worn ones can load the transfer box and couplings continuously. We measure all four and advise honestly whether one, two or four is right, and fit road, all-terrain or all-season patterns to suit how the vehicle is used, from Michelin and Continental to Falken Wildpeak for the ones that work. See 4x4 and SUV tyres.

Good to know

Why is my Range Rover sitting low on one corner? Usually an air strut leaking or a height sensor fault; a compressor that runs constantly points the same way. We diagnose which component before quoting rather than replacing everything.

Older Defenders, Discoverys and Freelanders

The older working vehicles are welcome and understood: TD5 and Puma Defenders, Discovery 3 and 4, Freelander 2. Corrosion, suspension bushes, oil leaks and electrical faults are the staples, and we will tell you straight when a repair makes sense on the vehicle's age and value. Call 07933 900901; open seven days, free parking at 100-106 Ber Street, 3-month / 3,000-mile workmanship guarantee.

How Servicing Works Here

Registration and mileage

That is all we need to find your car’s service schedule and history.

Serviced to the maker’s schedule

Correct oil approval, genuine or OEM parts, every item on the list.

Indicator reset, warranty intact

Itemised invoice with the mileage, the record the manufacturer asks for.

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Book Servicing or a Repair

Registration, mileage and the symptom or the service due. We quote your car specifically, to the manufacturer schedule.

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Opening Hours:
Mon-Sat: 8:00am - 6:00pm
Sun: 10:00am - 4:00pm

Address:
100-106 Ber Street
Norwich NR1 3ES
Free parking on site
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my Range Rover sitting low on one corner?

Usually an air strut leaking or a height sensor fault; a compressor that runs constantly points the same way. We diagnose which component before quoting rather than replacing everything.

Do I need to replace all four tyres on a Land Rover?

Often, because the four-wheel-drive system expects matched tread depths. We measure all four and tell you honestly whether one, two or four is right for your vehicle.

Can an independent service my Land Rover under warranty?

Yes, to the manufacturer schedule with correct oil approvals and parts, which keeps the warranty intact.

What is the Haldex service?

The coupling that sends drive to the rear axle on Evoque, Discovery Sport and Freelander 2 has its own oil and filter interval. It is routinely missed and its neglect causes expensive failures.

Do you work on old Defenders?

Yes. Corrosion, suspension, oil leaks and electrics on TD5 and Puma Defenders are regular work, with honest advice on what is worth doing.

Land Rover Due a Service or Sitting Low on One Corner?


Call 07933 900901 or visit us at 100-106 Ber Street, Norwich NR1 3ES. Open seven days a week with free parking on site.

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