Range Rover servicing in Australia isn’t cheap—no surprise when your 4x4 wears a suit and cufflinks.
At dealers, expect a minor scheduled service to land around $600–$900, and a major service between $1,500–$3,000 depending on model and engine (V8s push the top end).
Good independent Land Rover specialists typically shave 20–35% off dealer pricing, provided they use genuine or OEM parts.
Common extras to budget for: brake pads/discs $700–$1,600 per axle, large SUV tyres $350–$600 each, and fluids/filters/inspections $150–$400.
Many newer models have prepaid service plans that smooth the spend over 5 years—ask for a written quote and what’s included (no, wiper blades aren’t a freebie).
Prices vary by model, age, kilometres and location, so get a couple of itemised quotes before the wallet squeals.

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