LR2 FIT AND SERVICE RECORD https://yenra.com/land-rover/lr2.html Blank fields mean unresolved, not passed. Record dates and distinguish observations from explanations. 1. Identity VIN / model year / market / trim: ______________________________ Engine / transmission evidence: ______________________________ Wheel and tire sizes: ______________________________ Handbook / maintenance schedule: ______________________________ 2. Practical trial People / seats occupied: ______________________________ Objects and tailgate opening: ______________________________ Lifting / reach / parking observations: ______________________________ Controls demonstrated / warnings observed: ______________________________ 3. Component service Invoice date / mileage / exact component: ______________________________ Procedure and materials identified: ______________________________ Missing service periods: ______________________________ Warnings / earlier diagnosis / resolution: ______________________________ 4. Support Independent specialist / appointment: ______________________________ Findings / further diagnostic work: ______________________________ Parts availability / written estimates: ______________________________ Land Rover and NHTSA campaign checks: ______________________________ WORKED EXAMPLE (fictional) The cargo trial passes, but a warning appears. An old rear-axle invoice does not establish the cause or cure. Obtain its detail and a current diagnostic report before comparing total readiness. NEXT ACTION Evidence to request: _________________________________________ Person or organization responsible: __________________________ Date requested / date received: ______________________________ What the evidence establishes: _______________________________ What remains unresolved: _____________________________________ Decision and reasons: ________________________________________ Keep dated source documents with this record. A brochure establishes a published specification, not the condition or identity of an individual vehicle. An announcement establishes what was announced, not independent verification of the result.