2019 Land Rover Range Rover Velar 2.0L Diesel · SY10 ABY

The vehicle presents a consistent history of passing tests, though the most recent inspection in March 2026 at 75,274 miles identified a minor consumable issue. The tester flagged a nail in the nearside rear inner tyre, which represents a routine wear item rather than a mechanical failure. Looking back to the 2025 test at 68,986 miles, the report noted that under trays were fitted obscuring the view of various components. This is a significant point for a buyer to consider as it prevents a thorough visual inspection of the structural integrity, suspension system, or fluid leaks during that specific test. At 75,274 miles over seven years, the Range Rover aligns with typical annual usage patterns of approximately 11,000 miles. The record shows a clear trend in August 2024 at 59,192 miles where all four tyres were flagged for being worn close to the legal limit or showing uneven edge wear. This specific pattern suggests a potential alignment issue or a lapse in basic maintenance by the previous owner during that interval. However, the period between 2021 and 2023 showed no recorded defects whatsoever, indicating a period of relatively stable operation while the vehicle had lower mileage. The mechanical health appears stable based on the available data, as no recurring structural corrosion or brake failures have been documented. Because the 2025 test was obstructed by under trays, a buyer should perform a physical inspection of the chassis to ensure no hidden rust or damage was masked from the tester. The transition from four worn tyres in 2024 to a clean pass in 2026 suggests that the owner addressed the tyre wear issues once they were flagged.