Range Rover Gearbox Replacement Repair Cost
See how much gearbox replacement typically costs for Range Rover vehicles in the UK. Our estimates are based on industry labour benchmarks and current parts pricing across budget, mid-range, and OEM tiers.
Why does it cost more?
Range Rover models carry the highest repair costs in the Land Rover family, with luxury features and advanced systems adding significant complexity.
Gearbox Replacement Cost Estimate
Based on UK average labour rates • Range Rover
Typical Total Cost
£993 – £4,686
Labour
Low
7.8h
≈ £593
Average
11.7h
≈ £889
High
15.6h
≈ £1186
Parts
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does gearbox replacement cost in the UK?
A reconditioned (remanufactured) gearbox typically costs £300–£1,200 for the unit, plus £400–£800 labour. A new OEM gearbox can cost £1,000–£3,000+ for the part alone. The total bill depends heavily on vehicle make and model — specialist and performance cars sit at the top end.
Is it better to repair or replace a gearbox?
Worn synchromesh rings or bearings can often be rebuilt at lower cost than full replacement. However, if the gearbox casing is cracked, multiple internal components have failed, or a repair estimate exceeds 70% of the replacement cost, a reconditioned unit usually offers better value and reliability.
What are the warning signs of gearbox failure?
Common signs include difficulty engaging gears, a grinding or crunching sensation when changing gear, the gearbox jumping out of gear unexpectedly, whining or humming at certain speeds, and a burning smell from the gearbox area. Catching these early can mean the difference between a repair and a full replacement.
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