Common Problems with the
2022–2024 MINI Countryman (F60)

We've identified 2 known issues that can affect the 2022–2024 MINI Countryman (F60). 1 of these are serious faults that could be expensive to repair.

Known Issues

Serious

Moderate

Minor

The 2022–2024 period has an average number of reported issues compared to other MINI Countryman (F60) year periods.

All Known Issues

SeriousElectrics & Electronics

Clogged sunroof drains or A-pillar leaks can flood the BDC module in the passenger footwell, leading to major electrical failures.

Most affected: Models with sunroof or failing windshield seals

Estimated cost: £500–£1,500Affects: 2017–2024Often appears around: Age-related

ModerateSuspension & Chassis

The heavy front end and UK roads mean bushes, drop links, and alignment can wear enough to create inner-edge tyre wear before owners notice.

Most affected: Cooper S, JCW, ALL4 models on large wheels

Estimated cost: £200–£450Affects: 2017–2024Often appears around: 35,000–80,000 miles

✓Check upper engine mounts, front tyre wear, and front suspension knocks on higher-mileage examples
✓PHEV Cooper S E cars need charging checks, battery-state sanity, and a clean bill of health from the hybrid system
✓ALL4 versions still benefit from matched tyres and a smooth low-speed driveline
✓A panoramic roof should work smoothly and leave the headlining completely dry