Regular inspection is essential for every vehicle on the road, regardless of make and model. Not only must you pass an annual government inspection to register your vehicle every year in Turks and Caicos, but it’s necessary to ensure your vehicle is in its best possible condition to safely be on the road.
Whether you’re just trying to get from point A to point B, heading on a leisurely cruise or out for an adventure in your Land Rover Defender, having the battery run out on you isn’t pleasant. Maybe you stopped for a while to explore and forgot to turn off the radio, or perhaps you left the lights on overnight. Now, the starter motor is acting lazy and won’t turn the crank fast enough to get the engine started. Calling for a tow truck may not be the best course of action, especially if you are exploring around the islands, and pushing the car to a service shop? Surely there are better options.
How many times have you seen a warning light or other indication that something might be wrong with your vehicle—even a steed as dependable as the Land Rover Defender—and just assumed it’s probably nothing, or that the system is simply overly sensitive? If that sounds familiar, then you’re taking an expensive and potentially deadly approach to your vehicle maintenance, especially when it comes to your brakes.
Keeping your Defender in tip-top condition can prolong its longevity and lead to better fuel efficiency, saving you both time and money. And while general auto shops are usually dedicated to providing the best service to you and your vehicle, irrespective of its brand, choosing an auto shop that specialises in your vehicle’s specific make and model can have additional benefits.
