Brakes
Land Rover develops and tests its genuine brake discs and pads for extreme heat and cold, which matters under Texas summer temperatures.
Genuine Land Rover parts are built to the original specifications for your vehicle and carry Land Rover's 12-month, unlimited-mileage parts warranty. Aftermarket parts can cost less, and using them does not automatically void your warranty. On safety, suspension, and electronic systems, genuine parts are the lower-risk choice.
For most repairs on a Range Rover, genuine Land Rover parts are the better choice. They are designed for your exact model, fit without modification, and are warrantied by Land Rover.
Aftermarket parts vary widely in quality. Some meet or exceed original specifications; others do not. The risk is highest on components that interact with your vehicle's software and sensors, such as air suspension, braking, and driver-assistance systems, where a poor-fitting or out-of-spec part can cause warning lights, repeat repairs, or damage to other components.
A side-by-side look at the trade-offs.
| Factor | Genuine Land Rover Parts | Aftermarket Parts |
|---|---|---|
| Fit | Built from original plans for your specific model | Designed to fit a range of vehicles; fit can vary |
| Quality control | Tested to Land Rover standards | Depends on the manufacturer |
| Parts warranty | 12 months, unlimited mileage from Land Rover | Set by the part maker or seller; terms vary |
| Price | Typically higher; remanufactured genuine parts can cost up to 50% less than new genuine parts | Often lower |
| Electronic compatibility | Designed to work with Land Rover software and calibration procedures | May require extra programming or may not integrate fully |
| Resale and service history | Consistent with a documented, authorized service record | Buyers and appraisers may view non-genuine repairs differently |
The federal Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act makes it illegal for a manufacturer or dealer to void your warranty or deny coverage simply because you used an aftermarket part.
If an aftermarket part is defective or installed incorrectly and damages a covered component, coverage for that damage can be denied. The manufacturer or dealer must show that the aftermarket part caused the problem. Coverage for unrelated components remains in effect.
Land Rover develops and tests its genuine brake discs and pads for extreme heat and cold, which matters under Texas summer temperatures.
Air springs, compressors, and height sensors work together with vehicle software. Mismatched parts can trigger faults.
Land Rover genuine oil filters go through thousands of hours of engine testing before approval.
Cameras, radar, and control modules often need Land Rover calibration after replacement.
Factory-authorized service with genuine parts installed by certified technicians.
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For brakes, suspension, steering, engine, and electronic components, genuine Land Rover parts are the lower-risk choice because they are built to original specifications and warrantied by Land Rover. Aftermarket parts can be reasonable for some non-critical items if you accept the variation in fit and quality.
Land Rover covers its new genuine parts with a 12-month, unlimited-mileage warranty.
Not simply for being aftermarket. Under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, a warranty cannot be voided just because an aftermarket part was used. If that part fails or is installed incorrectly and damages a covered component, coverage for that damage can be denied.
Yes. Land Rover remanufactured genuine parts can cost up to 50% less than new genuine parts. Availability depends on the part and model.
Submit a request through our online parts order form or call the Land Rover Dallas Parts Center at 469-294-3760. The parts counter is open Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM and Saturday from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM.
Have your VIN ready and our Parts team will confirm the correct genuine part for your Range Rover, Defender, or Discovery.