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New Brakes At 50,000 Miles?
My '05 LR3 just had its 52,500 mile service. All is well. The dealership said the brake pads have about 3,000 to 6,000 miles left. He offered to replace the pads and brakes now, for $1,400. Or, I could wait until the replace brake notice appeared on the dashboard. I asked why I couldn't... -
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Anyone over 100K?
My '05 LR3 has 51k miles, and still runs fine. I don't actively use it off road. Although some might say the roads in Vermont during ski season are off road. Regardless, I really like the vehicle. Little did I realize how much I would use and love the fold flat seats and tailgate. There is... -
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LR3 has 23,000 miles and needs $2,530
I was lucky and squeezed 40k miles out of my original tires. The inside of both front tires were bald. I replaced them with Pirellis, through a discount retailer. The dealer wanted $300 more for the same tires. I feel your pain. Tires shouldn't wear that quickly. My dealer had his script... -
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Uneven ride height
Roverman, I agree. For all that money and the vehicle is not level. That's why I took it back to the shop three days after buying it. I looked into my state's lemon law, and contemplated returning the vehicle for another new one. I purchased an 05 in December of 05, got a great deal and... -
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Uneven ride height
After 48,500 miles there are no ill effects. It is annoying as I approach the vehicle in my garage or a parking lot. I guess I've gotten used to it when I'm driving, so it doesn't bother me. With all of today's design and engineering talent I'm surprised a company like Land Rover would... -
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Uneven ride height
It is hard to believe but your height difference is within the manufacturer's acceptable tolerances (at least according to my dealer). Within days of buying my LR3 I noticed the vehicle tilted left to right. In my garage I placed a level on the floor and then on the rear bumper. The...
