Land Rover service schedule
Published by the Serviced247 editorial teamLast reviewed 24 October 2026
Intervals vary by model, engine and model year, and the vehicle displays a countdown to the next service. Air suspension, four-wheel-drive systems and larger diesel engines all add inspection items.
Land Rover service types
- Oil and filter service - the core scheduled item.
- Full inspection service - additional filters and a substantially longer inspection list.
- Longer-interval items - brake fluid, coolant, spark plugs on petrol engines, differential and transfer-case fluids on some models.
- Model-specific checks - air suspension, terrain response systems and diesel particulate filters.
Service history is a separate question
Checking an existing service history is a records question - it is answered by the vehicle's documentation, its digital service record and the selling dealer, not by booking a service. Do not assume a full history exists because a service light has been reset.
Serviced247 does not hold manufacturer service records for any vehicle and cannot confirm a car's service history.
Items that sit outside a routine service
- Brake fluid - a time-based change on most schedules
- Coolant and, where fitted, gearbox or DSG oil
- Cambelt, where the engine has one
- Tyres, brake pads and discs - replaced on condition, not on schedule
- Air-conditioning service and regas
Always check the schedule for your exact engine and model year. The definitive source is the handbook, the service indicator and the manufacturer's own schedule - not a generic tier name.