Find the fault first, then fix it once
A Range Rover has dozens of control modules talking to each other. One failing sensor can trigger several warnings on the dash, which is why replacing parts based on a basic code reader often wastes money. Our technicians use advanced Land Rover diagnostic equipment and more than 20 years of experience to find the real cause.
Our diagnostic process
- Full scan of all modules: engine, gearbox, suspension, body, ABS, climate and infotainment
- Live data and guided tests on the suspected system
- Electrical testing of wiring, connectors, grounds and power supplies
- Parasitic battery drain testing
- A clear explanation of the fault and the quote, sent to you on WhatsApp
Electrical repairs we carry out
Batteries and charging: battery testing and registration, alternators, and smart charging faults. UAE heat shortens battery life, and Range Rovers react badly to low voltage.
Sensors: ABS and wheel speed sensors, parking sensors, ride height sensors, NOx and oxygen sensors.
Body electrics: windows, mirrors, central locking, keyless entry, tailgates and the electronic parking brake.
Infotainment and cameras: screens, surround cameras and audio faults on InControl and Touch Pro systems.
Buying a used Range Rover?
A pre-purchase inspection with a full diagnostic scan shows the history stored in the modules, including faults the seller may not mention. It is the best money you can spend before buying. Message us the car details and we will arrange it.
Diagnostics also guides our engine, gearbox and air suspension repairs.
Signs you should book this in
- Engine, suspension or gearbox warning light
- Battery keeps going flat
- Infotainment, cameras or sensors not working
- Parking brake or keyless entry faults
- Car will not start or cranks slowly
- Several unrelated warning messages at once