Spring into action! Have your Land Rover checked by your local Land Rover mechanic.
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The birds are singing and pollen is all around…spring is in the air!

It’s a good idea to take your Land Rover to an independent Land Rover repair shop and get it ready for the spring season, while reversing the damage that may have been caused by the harsh winter months.

Stay safe on the roads in winter
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The temperature has dropped and old man sniffle is in your nose. Yep, it’s that time of year…winter.

The winter season can wreak havoc on your Land Rover, so prepare your Land Rover for the frosty days ahead with these helpful tips to keep you safe on the road.

Is that Satan in your hood causing a fire and smoke? No, you're vehicle is probably overheating.
Photo Credit: Michel Filion

Your Land Rover can tell you all sorts of things from when it needs gas, to when it needs to go into the shop. Being proactive about the latter can help you save mucho de dolares down the road.

Here are some scary signs your car may be telling you…in which case you ought to run to your Land Rover service shop like you’re being chased by brain-eating zombies in a horror flick.

Stay safe on the roads in Fall
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School is back in session and football is back on television…that means the fall season is upon us. Here are a few things to check to get your Land Rover ready for the fall months, and keep you safe on the road.

Headlights/Other Lights
With shorter days and longer nights, you use the lights in your Land Rover more during the fall (and winter) months. For visibility and safety reasons, make sure they are in proper working order by checking your taillights, parking lights, stop lights, fog lights and emergency flashers. It’s important for you to see on the road, as well as for others to see you.