Smartphone Remote Start Suggestions for Land Rover 2015 LR2

[Isaiah]

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I'm an 08, and I often get reminded that I'm not OG around here.

okay, I get it, there's a few situations where it would be cool. But those seem relatively uncommon for me anyway. Besides I'm just trying to justify my low income lifestyle.

You don't valet park your car at Ruth's Chris and check your coat at the opera?

[ExtraSlow]

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You don't valet park your car at Ruth's Chris and check your coat at the opera?

Nope, none of that.

[rage2]

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You don't valet park your car at Ruth's Chris and check your coat at the opera?

They don’t have valet at Ruth’s. And who doesn’t check their coats at the opera? What kinda animal are you watching an opera in a jacket?

[Rocket1k78]

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Lol the range in mine was never ever even close to that good.

My buddy starts his ford from the basement of a classroom in a parking lot across campus. My Jeep barely starts from 30 feet away. Am jelly.

I never really saw the appeal of the app start either until i got mine. The problem with most 2ways is the range so unless you're at home/work youre not close to enough to start it and have it warm when you get in.

[Little Dragon]

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I stopped by MSC (Mobile Solutions Calgary) as they had installed a couple of remote starters on my previous units. The experience wasn't great; they weren't sure whether they could install it on my vehicle and took my info for a callback but never called. They advised that ifthey could do it the bill would be around $1,000 and there would be a monthly fee.

I know a guy at a shop that was quoting me closer to $550 with 3 years subscription included on my push-start car. He did my buddy's A4. Not sure if your Rover requires much more hardware or not but give me a shout and I can connect you with him. He does it on the side so could save you some cash.

[ravendarat]

So I know that this OP is from the beginning of the month but I figured Id chime in. That vehicle is definitely doable but you have to give up a key to be used for the install on it. The last one I did I used viper product and a smartstart, yes there is a yearly fee but at least the first year is included, its about 70 bucks USD a year if I recall correctly. I charged about $1000 installed for the product with all the gear, worked great when it was done. Just does start and stop though, keyless is currently not supported but the factory fob remains active at all times so customers just use that to lock unlock the doors and then the app to start the vehicle when desired.

And as for the post right above mine, plenty of PTS cars would be in that 550 range installed for a remote starter but this Rover is not one of them, very different animal from most.