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Use Mobil 1....

FFS L322 would be my suggestion. not really happy with the diesel but I am biased.. Make sure it is spot on with full service paperwork that really shows its been looked after properly and plan to do the same. best of luck...

could be very simple and cheap.. some fault finding needed... compressor running? hot /warm? Inspection of air springs?

Well... i was sure it would be a p38. but a l322.....!!! and I leave mine on a trickle charger most of the time. best wishes everyone.....let hope it doen't happen to us.. happy new year...

19" without doubt the best size on a l322...

Super. A walk in the park for St and those with good planning.,,, Happy New Years Everyone.

19" scorpion winters....fantastic..

mine just clicked over 30k

Super. Probably a config issue. look at the time display...strange to me... sorry know nothing about L405 Love the look

Range Rover? Simply FAB...

please be careful. best wishes

Well if you take note of the label and look at stopping distance...you will see they are not good on a wet road...definitely compared to a Scorpion. I changed to Scorpions and it simply transferred the car. Best wishes.

Well done St. It had to happen. Love the colour combo and LPG also. Well done you....you can't regret that purchase.. Best wishes.

There was a Trek at Gaydon LR show earlier this year. Definitely orange....

I run winter scorpions......really fab. Had AT2 and really dreadful on a wet road......dry and snow...great...

well. enjoy a ffrr. cost/yr....enjoy.

Well....As your expedience is the mighty Landcruiser, I would suggest going with one of those again. Sorry...but the reliability of the RR will be nowhere near as good as one of those... If you do go RR Sport, please ensure you have either a good knowledge of car mechanics and use of a laptop...

get a new OEM wiper arm and blade of feeebay. I think I paid £30 for mine recently delivered. The rear wiper leak into the car is easy and less than £5 to fix.. See my recent post if needed....

Well....all done for under £5.. Purchased an oil seal as per link further up....£2.20..delivered off ebay.. This is actually the correct part you need. As it is the part that fails inside the plastic 90deg elbow.. You need to pick the old one out and replace. All goes back well I used some...

So I think I am going to use some plumbers tape, then a oil seal (2.60) off ebay and then some plumbers tape. then put the pipe elbow back on with self tappers as per the link.... I'll take some photos and report back...If this works we will be all done for under £5 and about an hr.