Thread: Servicing

I drive 12 hours each way for a service.

Surely 3 hours is nothing

Go see JC
Worth every minute of travel time.

Originally Posted by Damo4runner

Can anyone service the Discovery 4 3.0 or should I be looking to drive to Hobart (3 hours away) to get the independent specialist to do the job or try my luck with Land Rover Dealer in Launceston an hour away?

I also drive 12 hours (return) for some repair work, to the seaside city of Geraldton on the west coast of WA.

For you, the bonus of going to Hobart is you can enjoy great fresh fish and chips by the seaside, go to MOMA, take a harbour cruise, or a pleasant stroll through the botanic gardens, all while your service is being done!

Yes, Taz envy.

-Wasa

I was told when I bought my D4 to request a courtesy car when booking as Im a country client and they will have a vehicle for me to use whilst its in getting services done.Tempted to head south,dont need many excuses to visit Albany,basically the same difference in travel
Will return to the seller for the first service,will see in the future.
Andrew

Originally Posted by Wasa57

I also drive 12 hours (return) for some repair work, to the seaside city of Geraldton on the west coast of WA.

For you, the bonus of going to Hobart is you can enjoy great fresh fish and chips by the seaside, go to MOMA, take a harbour cruise, or a pleasant stroll through the botanic gardens, all while your service is being done!

Yes, Taz envy.

-Wasa

Wasa Ive only heard good reports about the Whyatts mob.They must be good to get Land Rover factory backing.Then again country service agents are badly needed in WA.2 factory dealerships in Perth,1 country dealership in Albany and one factory backed independant in Geraldton,thats it for WA.
Andrew

Justin Cooper Land Rover Specialist.

Nuff said

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

.2 factory dealerships in Perth

I'm surprised at having two Andrew, given that there's only one in Brisbane. Seems strange in a city of our size to only have one.

But I'm like you, back to where I bought it for an interim service first (on Sunshine Coast) and then we'll see.

Scott

As far as WA is concerned I would always go to Albany over Perth given the choice, the 2 Perth dealerships are the same company and seem to be more interested in people that want Ferraris and Maseratis (which they also sell) than anyone wanting or owning a Landrover, you could be ok if you drove a Rangie vogue?