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Keeping on top of your Land Rover maintenance schedule is key to keeping your vehicle on the Massillon streets for longer. Land Rover Akron has a service team that’s committed to keeping your vehicle in the best shape of its life, but all of that is contingent on you, the driver, knowing when to take it in. Thankfully, our Land Rover service intervals cover the Range Rover maintenance schedule and the rest of the Land Rover line. We’ve got your back with everything from service specials to a convenient schedule online form.
This is the first regularly scheduled maintenance interval for the Land Rover maintenance schedule. It’ll replace the crankcase oil filter and cabin air filter in addition to inspecting these components:
North Canton drivers who take their Land Rover in at the 30,000 mile mark will have everything from the 15,000 mile mark taken care of plus all this:
Once you hit 60,000 miles, you’ll have all the maintenance checks from the prior two, in addition to these procedures and checks:
After you hit 60,000 miles, you’ll bring your vehicle from Green to our service center in Akron every 15,000 miles. We’ll check your oil, brakes, tires, and more to keep you on the road longer.
Land Rover Akron has you covered every step of the way when it comes to maintaining your Land Rover. No matter what faces your vehicle, you’ve got us backing you up and getting you back to your busy schedule. Contact us today and we’ll help you get back to normal.
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