2009 Land Rover LR2

Exterior:White Metallic
Engine:3.2L I6
Interior:Gray Leather
Transmission:Automatic 6-Speed
Trim/Package:AWD HSE 4dr SUV
Fuel Type:Gasoline
MPG City/Hwy:15 city / 22 hwy

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Vehicle Options

● Abs - 4-Wheel

● Active Grille Shutters

● Airbag Deactivation - Occupant Sensing Passenger

● Alternator - 110 Amps

● Antenna Type - Mast

● Armrests - Drivers Seat

● Assist Handle - Front

● Assist Handle - Rear

● Auxiliary Audio Input - Jack

● Axle Ratio - 3.75

● Body Side Reinforcements - Side Impact Door Beams

● Braking Assist

● Cargo Area Light

● Child Safety Door Locks

● Child Seat Anchors - Latch System

When was the last time you checked your car battery?

Are Your Brakes Trying to Tell You Something?

If your brakes are trying to tell you something, you should pay attention. A properly operating brake system helps ensure safe vehicle control and operation and it should be checked immediately if you suspect any problems.

While an annual brake inspection is a good way to ensure brake safety, motorists should not ignore signs that their brakes need attention. Knowing the key warning signs that your brakes may need maintenance will go a long way toward keeping you and others safe on the road.

Motorists should look for the following warning signs that their brakes need to be inspected:

• Noise: screeching, grinding or clicking noises when applying the brakes.
• Pulling: vehicle pulls to one side while braking.
• Low Pedal: brake pedal nearly touches the floor before engaging.
• Hard Pedal: must apply extreme pressure to the pedal before brakes engage.
• Grabbing: brakes grab at the slightest touch to the pedal.
• Vibration: brake pedal vibrates or pulses, even under normal braking conditions.
• Light: brake light is illuminated on your vehicle’s dashboard.

Because brakes are a normal wear item on any vehicle, they will eventually need to be replaced. Factors that can affect brake wear include driving habits, operating conditions, vehicle type and the quality of the brake lining material. Be sure to avoid letting brakes get to the ‘metal-to-metal’ point as that can mean expensive rotor or drum replacement.

Basic Auto Care Many Drivers Miss

Fluids and lubricants rank among the most neglected items when it comes to basic auto care. Community car care events held throughout the country found that the top-three fluids most likely to be low or contaminated are windshield washer fluid in 26 percent of inspected vehicles, followed by engine oil at 23 percent and coolant at 19 percent.

Windshield washer fluid keeps dirt and debris from collecting on a vehicle’s windshield, allowing the driver full visibility and making it an essential safety item. Windshield washer fluid should be checked monthly and drivers should use a fluid that is specially formulated for their climate.

When, Where, How and Why to Change Your Vehicle’s Oil

Basic vehicle maintenance is an easy, inexpensive way to prolong the life of vehicles and avoid costly repairs down the road.

When thinking about vehicle maintenance, regular oil changes likely come to mind first. A quick review of the why, when, where and how of changing your vehicle’s oil is a good way to see the value of basic auto care.

Why

Motor oil lubricates the moving parts in your engine, preventing wear by keeping the engine clean, removing contaminants and regulating engine temperature to prevent overheating. Neglecting to check and change your vehicle’s oil can lead to expensive repairs, including engine failure.