The Land Rover Discovery is a hugely capable seven-seat SUV designed to haul a family across continents and rough terrain alike. With that capability comes a great deal of electronics that monitor service intervals and need to be reset once maintenance is done. After an oil change you’ll clear the service reminder; correct the tyre pressures and a TPMS reset is in order; fit new brake pads and the wear indicator must be reset. Air-suspension calibration and steering angle re-learns can also follow related work. Because the dashboard menus and reset routes differ between Discovery generations, these guides are organised by model year. Select your Discovery generation below to follow the correct service reset procedure.