My 2014 XF AWD is approaching the scheduled two year/30K mi service interval.
What should I expect this service to cost me, and what parts should be replaced besides oil change and various inspections?
I'm in Long Island................

 

Order the OEM parts online and find a good independent mechanic to the work. Check your manual for what needs to be done as part of the service. I would think:

Oil Change
Cabin Filter
Air Filter
Brake Fluid Flush
Tire Rotation (if applicable)

 

wow..you must have put an assload of miles on that jag already!!! Jaguar has a complementary service on its vehicles up to 50,000 miles of five years. They have had the platinum service in place for years now.

 

Jaguar only gives one year complimentary maintenance now!!

 

Did you find out how much it cost's I just had my free one and was curious ???

 

Which market are you in? In the USA Jag EliteCare gives scheduled services for 5yr / 60k miles on new jags

 

I bought my XF 3/28/15 in Pennsylvania and was informed by the dealership that the first service only is complimentary

 

At the Jag dealer in Richmond, Va, they are quoting about $400 in their online menu. It includes oil/filter, all internal cabin filters, check and top off all fluids, wiper blades, and inspection of brakes and etc. They have a page on their maintenance section that allows you to input your vehicle specifics and it will give you prices and details of all the upcoming services that are suggested.

 

well for reference... i just had an oil change performed at a place, not Jaguar, and it was $150 just oil and filter.... ill be doing my own from now on probably do it myself for 1/2.........

 

The price I quoted above was for the 30K service. Their basic oil/filter and courtesy inspection runs $120 which is reasonable around here. I have done two oil/filter changes myself and just for the correct castrol oil and upgraded filter I have been paying upwards of $95 at Advance Auto.

 

If you're still in warranty, I like the idea of going to an experienced dealer who can identify other issues early and resolve them, ensure effective warranty cover etc. for me that's worth the couple of hundred dollars extra I prob pay to have my annual service / oil change done at the dealer. For example they spotted my water pump was making a noise before it failed and replaced it on warranty before I got stranded

Beyond warranty as the vehicle ages I'd be more likely to get to know a good Indy

 

I was quoted $510 for 2nd yr. service (30Kmi. in my case) from my dealer, for what is basically a glorified oil change & some inspections.
In the US, the free 5 years Complimentary scheduled maintenance program is new and starts with 2016 Jags and newer.
I will try an indy shop for this service, and see how I like them (they work on Jags).
I lease my cars, take good care of my cars, but look to save $$ when practical without voiding warranty............