ldg2009 · Apr 5, 2014

hi, new to the freelander scene was wondering if someone could tell me what a service costs roughly for a freelander at 117k? ive seen approx. £450 but unsure if this is to cheap or expensive for a freelander. I don't want to pay cheaply if they don't service everything the freelander needs but obviously don't want to be ripped off. also is it best to go to a 4x4 specialist or can a normal garage do the job fine?

thanks

rossymtb · Apr 5, 2014

Best asking in the freelander section.

Always nice to introduce yourself first

Oldseadog · Apr 5, 2014

Save on your servicing costs by buying a gallon of petroleum and a box of Swan Vestas, then

Burn it

Hello, by the way ... you are in the wrong section. Try asking the Gaylanders.

martin1512 · Apr 5, 2014

ldg2009 said:
hi, new to the freelander scene was wondering if someone could tell me what a service costs roughly for a freelander at 117k? ive seen approx. £450 but unsure if this is to cheap or expensive for a freelander. I don't want to pay cheaply if they don't service everything the freelander needs but obviously don't want to be ripped off. also is it best to go to a 4x4 specialist or can a normal garage do the job fine?

thanks

Buy the bits and do it yourself. Save yourself an awful lot of money.

Grimmer · Apr 6, 2014

I can service my Fender for about £75

, Hope that helps

Oldseadog · Apr 6, 2014

When I was young and single, I regularly serviced many of the local ladies

110van · Apr 6, 2014

rough servicing costs for a ...

Oldseadog said:
When I was young and single, I regularly serviced many of the local ladies

yes but how much did it cost you?

Oldseadog · Apr 6, 2014

Usually a G&T or a couple of halves of a decent beer

gemsdad · Apr 7, 2014

Grimmer said:
I can service my Fender for about £75, Hope that helps

yes but the op wants it servicing correctly.

:tea:

Grimmer · Apr 7, 2014

gemsdad said:
yes but the op wants it servicing correctly.:tea:

What have we said about your opinion Gems

Feeling a bit better are we mate

:tea:

gemsdad · Apr 7, 2014

Grimmer said:
What have we said about your opinion Gems

Feeling a bit better are we mate:tea:

my opinion is,you will get it whether you want it or not,lol.

my guts are still not right,but hopefully they soon will be.:tea::tea:

Oldseadog · Apr 7, 2014

The OP didn't say anything about a good job!

The thread title suggests that he just wants a rough servicing ... :bolt:

Grimmer · Apr 8, 2014

Oldseadog said:
The thread title suggests that he just wants a rough servicing ... :bolt:

May I then humbly suggest his local public toilets

Brown · Apr 8, 2014

Why do you want to service it roughly anyway? Service it a bit more gently and it might last longer.

Skynet · Apr 8, 2014

Get the recommended LR servicing schedule for Freelander and ask a good local garage to quote you the cost.

gemsdad · Apr 8, 2014

Grimmer said:
May I then humbly suggest his local public toilets

are those the one's you frequent grimms.

Grimmer · Apr 8, 2014

gemsdad said:
are those the one's you frequent grimms.

Why would I do that

, I haznt got a Gaylander

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