I'm soon to take my 2011 Range Rover Sport with 96,000 miles into a local independent garage to get a few maintenance items done as I've recently bought the car and am unsure as to whether they've been done or not at the service history papers didn't state.

I'm planning on getting all of the following done together:

- Timing belt change
- Water pump change
- Gearbox service + oil

I'm not expecting it to be much less than £1,000, but wanted to know how much others have spent to get these items done, and how long it would take to complete these items

Before I bought my MY10, I asked the indi I use for a price for service and belts (the rear one, the HPFP, belt is timed and apparently is really fiddly) and he said about 1k. I think a gearbox flush is about £300.
I ended up buying mine serviced with belts done from so was OK for 12 months.

Hi,
Just to give you a comparison. Based in Spain I have been quoted 800 Euros for the cambelt change. As per recommendations on this forum to help prevent crankshaft failure, I am also changing the oil pump, front balancer at a total of 1,150 Euros. I have also been quoted for a full gearbox flush at 495 Euros. These are all at a Land Rover main dealer. Discount is 15% included in the price.

I will be interested in the indy UK comparison.
Thanks
Damon