Bend British

Paid money for a full check, was told everything was fine and my engine was perfect just needed rotors and brakes. I replaced all 4 rotors and brakes on my lr2 wasnt cheap but hey i was willing to put down money as long as i could get it fixed. All i can say is i feel like nothing was really checked or observed i was told vehicle was perfect engine and transmission were fine. Meanwhile on my way home i end up stalling and multiple engine misfire codes came up. Replaced all 6 coils and sparkplugs problem persists but after all the money lost in this trip I dont feel like going back. I didnt even get a legit reciept, but will be testing all the rover mechanics in bend and will find one that fits hopefully soon i need to get this rover up and running again soon. I swear the hardest part of owning a rover is finding a good mechanic.

I was having some issues with my Range Rover when I was in Bend visiting someone. I saw Bend British on google and took my car there. I was told one thing that was wrong and it was the battery. Then they called and said it was something else. At first I was understanding, then after they had it several days instead of the few hours that they first told me, I felt like I was being scammed. I unfortunately didn’t read all the reviews before taking it there. What started out to be a small amount I had to pay, ended up being over $1,300. and it still wasn't starting right. I had to Get back home which I drove straight for 9 hours as I was scared to turn it off. I took it to my dealership once home and they were shocked what was done. They said things were done that were not needed and felt so bad as the actual problem they never fixed. The dealership charged me half off as they felt so bad for me. They also contacted the BBB to report them.

My wife and I were in the midst of a month long road/camping trip in the PacNW when our LR3 started giving up problems just outside of Bend. There was an electrical fault that was igniting several fault lights and disabling our suspension system. Of course, the trouble happened on a Sunday AM and when no shops would be open to help. We found Bend British's number online and the phone was forwarded to Francis' cell. Given our plight, Francis agreed to meet us to at least attempt a diagnosis. Little did we know that Francis, and his daughter, were spending their Sunday working on rebuilding an airplane. Nonetheless, Francis took time out of his weekend and off-day to help us. We ended up getting our problem resolved a little further down the line on our trek; but, getting the first part of the diagnosis done and the knowledge that we were ok to drive on was incredibly helpful. And, while he was hooking up the diagnostic computer, we received a couple other helpful tips about or