Model directory 
Land Rover: common problems and service schedules by model
106 verified faults across 8 models, from Brimly's Vehicle Knowledge Base — each checked by a human before publication. Below is every Land Rover model with its most serious known faults; open one for its problems by generation, the mileage they appear at and its service schedule.
- Range Rover Sport Watch for:
- Body panels may not be properly bonded (certain 2024)
- Cam carrier oil channel may be blocked on some 3.0 I6 petrol engines (recall)
- Range Rover Watch for:
- Body panels may not be properly bonded (certain 2024)
- Cam carrier oil channel may be blocked on some 3.0 I6 petrol engines (recall)
- Discovery Watch for:
- Battery ground-stud loose contact (2019-2021 Discovery)
- Crankshaft pulley retaining-bolt recall (2019 V6/V8 engines)
- Defender Watch for:
- DC-DC converter failure on mild-hybrid models (US recalls 26V248000 / 26V599000)
- Driver airbag clockspring corrosion (US recall 26V389000)
- Freelander Watch for:
- Passenger airbag disabled by OCS fault (US recall 14V395000 and 10V581000)
- DPF blockage and oil dilution on short-trip use (2.2 diesel)
- Range Rover Evoque Watch for:
- 48V mild-hybrid DC-DC converter fault (recalls)
- Passenger air bag may tear on deployment (recall)
- Range Rover Velar Watch for:
- 48V mild-hybrid DC-DC converter fault (recall)
- Fuel rail end-cap leak, 2018 2.0 petrol (recall)
- Discovery Sport Watch for:
- Early-build safety recalls (2014-2016 production)
- AdBlue / SCR and DPF faults (diesels)
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