I have just had my MOT back with uneven wear on the fronts. My understanding is its a fairly regular trait. I know there is lots of talk about proper alignment on the forum but does anyone bother with a proper full Geo set up.

All my other cars get taken to Black Boots in Chesham for a proper geo set up and alignment. Way over what gets done by the laser machines at the standard tyre places.

I haven't taken the FL up there yet but i wondered how worth while it is. Its about £100 odd and has been magic on my E-Class and a revelation on my S2000.

How adjustable are the various parameters on the Freelander and is there enough adjustment to make it worth while? '07 i6 Petrol XS

The Freelander - Keeping my RS5 from using all the fuel in the Northern Hemisphere

Just get it done! Since having a 4 wheel alignment done by an expert I’ve only changed tyres due to even wear or unrepairable punctures. £100 is the cost of 1 tyre or a tank and a half of fuel. You can easily reduce the life of tyres by a quarter and increase fuel consumption with poor wheel alignment.

Geeze you guys must pay a lot for fuel

Diesel is about £1.25 ppl, about 2.25 Ozzy dollars to you. Common sense isn't very common.
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2007 Land Rover Freelander2 I6 hse Auto

And a huge proportion of that is tax, either fuel duty or VAT.

Metro average is around AUD$1.335 around 74 pence
A fair bit of tax too and prices controled through Singapore
Covid has held them down

A couple of months ago the Covid effect dropped our diesel price to around £1.13, the trouble was that no-one was driving anywhere to to take advantage of the lower fuel cost.

Last time I bought fuel in Oz i commented that it was the cheapest fuel I had ever bought. The guy in the shop got quite irate thinking I was being sarcastic. I eventually calmed him down and told about european fuel prices which he found hard to believe. 3 x FL1 2 manual + 1 auto
5 x FL2 4 manual + 1 auto
Now Discovery Sport P250 MHEV SE