RoverpartsReviews of roverparts.com

FALSE ADVERSEMENT They had an add for NEW injectors for a isx15 and they were not only used They had major carbon build up on tips, broken plastic caps, corrosion and crushed seals from instal and smell of burnt diesel. DO NOT ORDER FROM THEM. Look on google and yelp i posted photos, yelp has a video of me opening the package. Also was sopposed to come with new injectors tubes and they never arrived.

I've three Land Rovers in the family stable (LR3, LR4, and Range Rover Sport), and I've been using Atlantic Rover for years. They are excellent! Their prices for OEM parts are the lowest I've found in the U.S.; they ensure it is the right part for your particular Land Rover; their communication is top-notch. I receive notices when they have received my order, I get a notice when the part has been packaged, including the name of the individual who received and packaged the parts. I'm notified when the parts ship and the due date, and when the parts arrive. FANTASTIC. I've been doing my own repairs for 12 years, and they are an EXCEPTIONAL parts supplier.

I recently had an overhaul of a turbo and a few affiliated parts done by rover parts in Ottery Cape Town South Africa - it was not a straight forward replacement as we kept finding new issues - but the boys at rover parts stuck to the task and produced an excellent result - I just came out of the Cederberg backroads with no issues / no water or oil loss and not a leak in site / I really appreciate the effort - they went well beyond my expectations

I've ordered from Atlantic British quite a few times and the order has always been complete and shipped quickly. They offer a good selection but no cheap knockoffs--just quality stuff. Occasionally I find better prices from other reputable retailers but I think their prices are fair (Land Rover parts are usually pricey and I trust them to ship me a genuine product).

I purchased a trailer wiring harness for my Land Rover from Atlantic British - aka roverparts.com. While the plugs that connect to the LR are correct, the actual 7 pin/4 pin plug for the trailer will not mount to the OEM hole in the bumper. The holes in the bumper do not come close to matching the holes in the receptacle. The sellers response - "we send hundreds of these out per day! Of course the holes match. The holes are threaded, that's why we send those screws". Not even close to the truth! Clearly the person I spoke with has never actually used this product, supposedly developed by them. The video instruction on their website doesn't actually show them mounting anything - totally worthless. In fact, most of their "training" videos are that way. The really hard part of any automotive installation is in the small details. Their paper instructions are as much of a joke and as useless as their video. While the OEM part might be a bit (in the case of Land Rover sometimes a lot), many times it will be a lot less frustrating, and a much less expensive down the road, to use the OEM part. Don't make the same mistake I did, and don't believe these people when the tell you that a part will fit your LR! They have no idea what they're selling or how to install it. I wouldn't doubt they are not using the same year vehicle in their videos that they claim the part will fit. I will now have to purchase the OEM harness. A waste of time and money! DON'T, JUST DON'T. Why throw money down this hole?