Jaguar servicing
Approval-grade oil, logbook stamped. Price confirmed before work starts.
European servicing from $199 Offer terms ↗What it costs
European car service
4-cylinder European cars
Book this ↗ SERVICINGMajor service
Logbook items plus the larger interval items for your car.
Book this ↗4-cylinder European models on approval-grade oil with OE-specification filters. Price depends on make, model, kilometres and oil specification, confirmed before any work starts. Six- and eight-cylinder engines and performance models are quoted first.
Prices include GST · Price terms
Details
Servicing here does not affect your consumer guarantees, and manufacturer warranties generally do not require dealer servicing where the work meets the manufacturer's standards. We follow the schedule, use appropriate parts, stamp the logbook and keep the records.
How we service your Jaguar
- Your manufacturer's service schedule, for your model, year and engine
- Oil carrying your engine's approval code, from Liqui Moly, Penrite, Motul, Castrol, Mobil and Valvoline
- OE-specification filters from Mann, Mahle, Ryco and Bosch
- Service indicator reset
- Logbook stamped and the records kept
- Price confirmed for your car before any work starts
What can change the price
Service schedule
Jaguar services on a fixed time-or-distance limit set by model and engine. The XE diesel was 24 months or 34,000 km; a recent F-Pace is 12 months or 26,000 km. Your car's own logbook is the final word for your model.
What a generic service misses
- Which 2.0 petrol it has
- The XE changed from a Ford-based 2.0 petrol to the Ingenium engine in late 2017, and the oil approval changed with it. Build date first.
- AdBlue on the diesels
- Diesel Jaguars use AdBlue, topped up between services as needed.
- Brake fluid, plugs and coolant on time
- Jaguar's schedule puts time limits on these, so a low-kilometre car still comes due.
Needs a scan tool: Service interval reset · Electronic parking brake calibration after brake work
What moves the figure
- How much oil your engine takes
- Engines take different amounts. Yours always gets its full fill, and the price is confirmed for your car.
- The oil your engine needs
- We use the specification your manufacturer sets, from Liqui Moly, Penrite, Motul, Castrol, Mobil and Valvoline. The grade and the brand change the figure.
- Your oil filter
- A less common or dearer filter changes the figure. If a part has to be ordered in, we tell you when we call.
- What your schedule calls for
- Other filters, spark plugs or fluids due at this service are extra items, priced before we start.
You stay in the driver's seat.
Choose your service
Basic or European servicing, or tyres. Not sure? Pick “something else” and tell us what's going on.
Give us your rego
Or your tyre size. That is how we look up your car and what it takes.
We call you back
With the price for your car and a time that suits. Nothing is booked until you say yes.
Which oil does my Jaguar take?
The one carrying your engine's approval. On Jaguar that is usually STJLR.03.5007, STJLR.03.5005, STJLR.51.5122 and STJLR.03.5006, depending on the engine. We confirm it from your rego before quoting.
How often does a Jaguar need a service?
Jaguar services on a fixed time-or-distance limit set by model and engine. The XE diesel was 24 months or 34,000 km; a recent F-Pace is 12 months or 26,000 km. Your car's own logbook is the final word for your model.
Will servicing here affect my new-car warranty?
No. Servicing at an independent workshop does not affect your consumer guarantees, and manufacturer warranties generally do not require dealer servicing where the work meets the manufacturer's standards. We follow the schedule, stamp the logbook and keep the records.
Details
We are not a Jaguar dealer and Jaguar has not authorised this workshop. We are an independent workshop that services to the manufacturer's schedule and records what went in.
Among the most common Jaguars on Australian roads: F-Pace, E-Pace, XE, XF and F-Type. Whichever you drive, send the rego and we confirm the engine, the oil approval and the price before anything is booked.
Jaguar oil approvals
- STJLR.03.5007 · 0W-30
- 2.0 Ingenium diesel (XE, XF, F-Pace and E-Pace 20d)
- STJLR.03.5005 · 5W-30
- 3.0 V6 diesel
- STJLR.51.5122 · 0W-20
- 3.0 V6 and 5.0 V8 supercharged petrol, about 2015 to 2019
- STJLR.03.5006 · 0W-20
- Newer Ingenium petrol engines, about 2018 on
Where these claims come from
- Jaguar facts on this page
- CarExpert, 2024 Jaguar F-Pace SVR review (service interval)
- Jaguar facts on this page
- Drive, 2017 Jaguar XE 20d review (interval, AdBlue)
- Jaguar facts on this page
- CarsGuide, Jaguar XE (2.0 petrol change, late 2017)
- Jaguar facts on this page
- Liqui Moly Special Tec F 0W-30 (STJLR.03.5007)
- Servicing at an independent workshop does not affect your consumer guarantees, and manufacturer warranties generally do not require dealer servicing where the work meets the manufacturer's standards.
- ACCC, Independent repairers factsheet (New Car Retailing Industry market study)
- Service schedules, oil specifications and intervals are set by the manufacturer for your specific model, year and engine.
- The logbook or service booklet supplied with your vehicle. We work from that rather than publishing an interval here.
- Manufacturers must make service and repair information available to independent repairers.
- ACCC, Motor Vehicle Service and Repair Information Sharing Scheme
Other makes
24 years of
mechanical experience.
Everyday servicing. European cars. Complex repairs.
Talk directly to the people working on your car.
7 Daking Street.
Mon to Sat 8:30am to 5:30pm, Sun 9am to 2pm
North Parramatta NSW 2151
Licensed repairer MVRL 62840