Fault code readers can be purchased very cheaply these days but the basic ones have their limitations. For Land Rover owners wanting to read and reset fault codes, programme key fobs, bleed ABS systems, reset service lights, calibrate suspension and…
There is something that makes driving through water irresistible to Land Rover owners! Yes we all like to make a splash and it can be great fun crossing a stream, river or lake at a pay and play site. But…
The ever popular and versatile Land Rover Discovery 2 models could have either standard coil spring suspension or self levelling air suspension on the rear. The air suspension is an excellent system and gives superior handling and comfort and is…
It can be confusing when ordering parts to see various different acronyms. What does OE and OEM mean? What is the difference between genuine parts and aftermarket parts? OE is short for Original Equipment which means the part is exactly…
Now the green lanes have opened for the summer and there’s always the option of pay and play sites and shows to go to. Don’t forget you’re most important and vital pieces of kit – your tyres!!!! We tend to…
If you regularly do any off-roading whether at pay and play site or greenlaning, there are many advantages in lowering your tyre pressures slightly to get extra traction. However it also very important to re-inflate the tyre to the correct…
Land Rover Defenders are more popular than ever, used prices are going up as more and more enthusiasts buy them and many are being restored or customised by their owners. A very popular modification is changing the standard sidelights, tail…
When ordering certain parts for a Land Rover Discovery 2 you may see various options depending on if the vehicle has ACE? What does this mean? ACE is an abbreviation for Active Cornering Enhancement, this is part of the suspension…
It’s that time of year again when most of the greenlanes that have been closed over the winter are opened again for use. Driving greenlanes is a great way to enjoy the countryside and you don’t need a heavily modified…
04When adding chequer plate to wing tops, bonnets or body panels we often get asked if the edges should be sealed with silicone sealant? Our advice would be not to seal them so that any moisture or mud that will inevitably…
