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Land Rover Range Rover Sport road wheels problems

DVSA MOT tests 2022–2025 · 43,786 MOT tests · Updated

At 6 years, 0.3 in 100 MOT tests of the Land Rover Range Rover Sport failed on road wheels, against 0.2 for all class 4 vehicles the same age (all test years; 43,786 MOT tests) [1].

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  • Against all class 4 vehicles the same age: about average for all class 4 vehicles the same age (all test years), 118 MOT tests with a fail
  • When it starts: clear of 1.2 times from 12 years and at every older age seen
  • Most common fail: Road wheel attachment: fixing missing, 0.2 per 100 MOT tests

Figures are for the model as a whole, not for one car.

What the MOT tests show

What we know

0.3 fails per 100 MOT tests at 6 years, against 0.2 for all class 4 vehicles tested at 6 (all test years). That is about average.

Why it matters

A road wheels fail stops the car passing until it is fixed; the most common one is rated major by DVSA.

What to check

Look for cracked or badly kerbed rims and check that every wheel nut is present; a vibration through the wheel at speed points to a bent rim or balance.

Land Rover Range Rover Sport road wheels fails by age

Land Rover Range Rover Sport road wheels fails per 100 MOT tests by ageSolid line: the Land Rover Range Rover Sport. Dashed line: all cars the same age. The table below lists every value.00.513 years: 0.1 per 100 (all cars 0.1), 36,398 MOT tests34 years: 0.1 per 100 (all cars 0.2), 40,508 MOT tests5 years: 0.2 per 100 (all cars 0.2), 41,037 MOT tests56 years: 0.3 per 100 (all cars 0.2), 43,786 MOT tests7 years: 0.3 per 100 (all cars 0.3), 43,694 MOT tests78 years: 0.3 per 100 (all cars 0.3), 41,371 MOT tests9 years: 0.5 per 100 (all cars 0.4), 37,327 MOT tests910 years: 0.5 per 100 (all cars 0.4), 32,663 MOT tests11 years: 0.6 per 100 (all cars 0.4), 27,266 MOT tests1112 years: 0.8 per 100 (all cars 0.5), 24,375 MOT tests13 years: 0.8 per 100 (all cars 0.5), 22,359 MOT tests1314 years: 1.0 per 100 (all cars 0.6), 20,584 MOT tests15 years: 1.1 per 100 (all cars 0.6), 21,063 MOT tests1516 years: 1.0 per 100 (all cars 0.6), 21,433 MOT tests17 years: 1.1 per 100 (all cars 0.6), 19,494 MOT tests1718 years: 1.0 per 100 (all cars 0.5), 13,764 MOT tests19 years: 1.1 per 100 (all cars 0.5), 8,050 MOT tests1920 years: 0.9 per 100 (all cars 0.4), 2,861 MOT tests
Fails per 100 MOT tests by age, all first-use years pooled. Land Rover Range Rover Sport All class 4 vehicles the same age Shaded: over 18 years, survivors only.
AgeMOT testsFails per 100All class 4 vehicles the same age
336,3980.10.1
440,5080.10.2
541,0370.20.2
643,7860.30.2
743,6940.30.3
841,3710.30.3
937,3270.50.4
1032,6630.50.4
1127,2660.60.4
1224,3750.80.5
1322,3590.80.5
1420,5841.00.6
1521,0631.10.6
1621,4331.00.6
1719,4941.10.6
1813,7641.00.5
19*8,0501.10.5
20*2,8610.90.4

All first-use years of the Land Rover Range Rover Sport pooled at each age, against all class 4 vehicles at that age over all 2022–2025 test years. * Only survivors are still tested at this age.

What fails in the road wheels at 6 years

Fails

  • Road wheel attachment: fixing missing: 0.2 fails per 100 MOT tests, all class 4 vehicles 0.2. Replace missing wheel nut or bolt: estimated £10–£59 (0.1–0.5 h at £78/h (ONS local-garage repair quotes, 1,058 quotes from 65 garages, Sep 2025 to Aug 2026) + parts £2–£20) Road wheel fixing missing MOT fail

Advisories (not fails)

Replace missing wheel nut or bolt cost

Repair figures are estimates, not quotes: how we estimate repair costs.

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By engine and fuel

  • 3.0 diesel: 0.3 per 100 at 6 years, about average for diesel class 4 vehicles the same age (all test years; 32,122 MOT tests)
  • 2.7 diesel: 1.1 per 100 at 16 years, about average for diesel class 4 vehicles the same age (all test years; 12,529 MOT tests)

How to check on a test drive

Look for cracked or badly kerbed rims and check that every wheel nut is present; a vibration through the wheel at speed points to a bent rim or balance.

The most common advisory here in MOT records: Road wheel condition: slightly distorted.

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Other Land Rover Range Rover Sport problems

Road wheels on rival models

Questions people ask

Does the Land Rover Range Rover Sport have more road wheels problems than other cars?

0.3 in 100 MOT tests at 6 years, against 0.2 for all class 4 vehicles the same age: about average by our test (all test years; 43,786 MOT tests).

How common are Land Rover Range Rover Sport road wheels problems?

0.3 in 100 MOT tests at 6 years failed on road wheels, against 0.2 for all class 4 vehicles the same age (all test years; 43,786 MOT tests).

What is the most common Land Rover Range Rover Sport road wheels fail?

0.2 in 100 MOT tests at 6 years: Road wheel attachment: fixing missing (77 MOT tests with it).

At what age do Land Rover Range Rover Sport road wheels fails start?

12 years: from then on the rate stays clear of 1.2 times all class 4 vehicles the same age at every age seen, 153,983 MOT tests.

Sources

  1. Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency, Anonymised MOT tests and results, 2022 to 2025. DVSA MOT data, Open Government Licence v3.0, 498,033 MOT tests. Accessed 7 Oct 2026.
  2. Office for National Statistics, Consumer price inflation, local price quotes (car repair items). ONS price quotes, series 610236. Accessed 7 Oct 2026.

Parts: against all class 4 vehicles at the same age, all 2022–2025 test years pooled, not adjusted for mileage. Breakdowns and non-MOT faults are not in this data. How we compare