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Mine did mate. You just need to get some steel wheel, wheel nuts for them.

Trying disconnecting the battery to reset the system, if that doesn't work it may need to be plugged into a diagnostic computer to see what's wrong.

It does sound like it.

But what engine do you have in the freelander?

What engine do you have? Big difference in the amount of work that needs doing if you have the TD4, gearbox needs to be removed to change the cylinder. I think the L series and K series are the same and can be done quite easy. I don't know about the V6. Really need to know what engine you...

He's not been back since 2010 so he's probably not coming back. ARB drop links are quite a common cause. But it could be any number of things that has already been mentioned in the thread. It's normally polite to introduce yourself first. People will be more inclined to help out.

The yoko were a little bit noisier, but not bad for an A/T tyre.

I've had both. I much prefered the pirelli on the road, they were great in the snow as well. I only used them once off road and they did ok. I got the yokos just for greenlaning because they were cheaper to replace if they got damaged. I had them fitted to a set of steel wheels. I can't really...

Looking good Jamie :cool:

Fitted some LED interior lights :)

Try freel2.com mate. The FL2 is still new on here, not many people have experience with them.

Mine does this as well. Just thought it was a safety thing. No other issues with the radio to suggest otherwise.

Check the the dates, it was over 8 years ago.

Cheers mate. :cool:

Where was the filter mate?

New tyres go on rear mate.

Jamie had to trim his bumper for it to fit. The exhaust guard fitted.

Not heard of a kit, but have a look on freel2. Quite a few of the guys on there have done it with tom tom.

Hi, you can't just put 1 new tyre on. If you do, you will cause damage to your drive train. As was previously stated your best bet is to change all 4.

Yes he is, he doesn't like to be left out :D