Australasia Sellers and service Melbourne Australia. Who will it be

[peterg19]

Who are the sellers going to be in Australia?
What kind of service support will I get in Outback Australia?
That’s why I originally bought a Toyota
Outback support

 

[Krabby]

Hi. Check out this thread and follow the instructions to download the GRUNT map. It has many identified dealers and service places in Oz. GRUNT

 

[OGrid]

Who are the sellers going to be in Australia?
What kind of service support will I get in Outback Australia?
That’s why I originally bought a Toyota
Outback support

Peterg19, the Ineos Australia website has the information you are after (I’ve provided the link below), as well as the information Krabby has provided above is a source.

Servicing Your Grenadier

We’re developing a network to service and repair your Grenadier 4X4 – in all four corners of the world. Learn more about servicing your Grenadier.

ineosgrenadier.com

It contains a map with all Aust dealer and servicing network (at this time).

Outback ‘service’: oil filter and oil change.

Big stuff should be done before any significant trip, no matter what the vehicle manufacturer.

 

[DaveB]

Who are the sellers going to be in Australia?
What kind of service support will I get in Outback Australia?
That’s why I originally bought a Toyota
Outback support

Go to the website and have a look under Service and Maintenance
Then remember Toyota sells 200,000 vehicles a year in Australia so of course they are going to have a lot more dealers than Ineos who plan to sell 1,000 a year

 

[Bushguide]

Go to the website and have a look under Service and Maintenance
Then remember Toyota sells 200,000 vehicles a year in Australia so of course they are going to have a lot more dealers than Ineos who plan to sell 1,000 a year

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Stick to the coastline and dont get into that pale looking country in the Centre

 

[DaveB]

Stick to the coastline and dont get into that pale looking country in the Centre

Nothing to see out there anyway except for sand, flies and camels.
Just realised that on the coast it's the same except the camels are replaced by bin chickens

 

[Logsplitter]

Just looked up Bin Chickens . Here’s a link for all the non Australians

Friday essay: the rise of the ‘bin chicken’, a totem for modern Australia

The ibis has become an Australian cultural phenomenon. The birds’ tenacity and fearlessness as environmental refugees mean they attract love and hate alike.

theconversation.com

 

[peterg19]

Peterg19, the Ineos Australia website has the information you are after (I’ve provided the link below), as well as the information Krabby has provided above is a source.

Servicing Your Grenadier

We’re developing a network to service and repair your Grenadier 4X4 – in all four corners of the world. Learn more about servicing your Grenadier.

ineosgrenadier.com

It contains a map with all Aust dealer and servicing network (at this time).

Outback ‘service’: oil filter and oil change.

Big stuff should be done before any significant trip, no matter what the vehicle manufacturer.

Thanks
What about breakdown stuff?

 

[Tazzieman]

Thanks
What about breakdown stuff?

The smart operators carry spare CV joints , filters , belts , hoses , coat hangers and duct tape. And know how to fix stuff if it's muddy , dusty or rainy or dark..
I thought Toyotas are reliable and don't break down? Is this a myth?

 

[bigleonski]

The smart operators carry spare CV joints , filters , belts , hoses , coat hangers and duct tape. And know how to fix stuff if it's muddy , dusty or rainy or dark..
I thought Toyotas are reliable and don't break down? Is this a myth?

Everything breaks down if you push it hard enough or don’t look after it. Just some makes and models more readily than others.

 

[Tazzieman]

Everything breaks down if you push it hard enough or don’t look after it. Just some makes and models more readily than others.

Exactly. Expect the worst and be prepared! And if all else fails , rub two boy scouts together to make fire .

 

[globalgregors]

Just looked up Bin Chickens . Here’s a link for all the non Australians

Friday essay: the rise of the ‘bin chicken’, a totem for modern Australia

The ibis has become an Australian cultural phenomenon. The birds’ tenacity and fearlessness as environmental refugees mean they attract love and hate alike.

theconversation.com

This forum is becoming a worryingly comprehensive survey of Australian culture.

 

[DaveB]

This forum is becoming a worryingly comprehensive survey of Australian culture.

Cant be. I was told we didn't have any culture in Australia

 

[globalgregors]

Everything breaks down if you push it hard enough or don’t look after it. Just some makes and models more readily than others.

Precisely. Key to expedition planning in my experience is not to wonder what might fail but to consider what will fail first and most often.
Noting that it’s totally reasonable that folks don’t want their daily driver to require equivalent (mental) preparedness.

 

[globalgregors]

Cant be. I was told we didn't have any culture in Australia

I’m pretty sure that‘s just someone being polite about QLD

 

[Bushguide]

I’m pretty sure that‘s just someone being polite about QLD

Dont forget we got a Cultur Attache here in Ortralia ... I know Ive seen him on the box.

 

[Tazzieman]

Dont forget we got a Cultur Attache here in Ortralia ... I know Ive seen him on the box.

Indeed and he knows a thing or 2 about Tasmania

 

[bigleonski]

This forum is becoming a worryingly comprehensive survey of Australian culture.

There’s a petition going around to have the bin chicken (I call them dump birds, as in hanging around rubbish dumps) as the official mascot for the 2032 Olympic Games to be held in Brisvegas (Brisbane).
The toffs are against that though - clearly they don’t have enuff culcha.

 

[DaveB]

Okay this is now getting way off topic from the original thread.

 

[bigleonski]

Okay this is now getting way off topic from the original thread.

Sorry boss.