The Land Rover Defender is the rugged, go-anywhere icon reborn for the modern era, combining serious off-road ability with everyday usability. A vehicle this electronically advanced tracks its own servicing through onboard counters that must be reset when work is finished. The oil service reset follows an oil and filter change, while a TPMS reset clears tyre-pressure warnings after adjustment and a brake pad wear reset is needed with new pads. Owners may also re-learn the steering angle or recalibrate other systems after suspension work. Since the Defender’s infotainment and instrument menus were revised over its run, we keep each walkthrough filed by generation. Pick your Defender generation from the list below to open the matching instructions.