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Tommo71

Member Since: 31 Dec 2022
Location: Fife
Posts: 12

Dimensions

When I drop my P525 down to access height my screen shows the vehicle height as 1.92m. Does anyone know if this includes the rear pointing fin camera on the roof?

31st Dec 2022 8:39pm

Nuclear Nick

Member Since: 21 Aug 2021
Location: Southwest
Posts: 284

https://www.ownerinfo.landrover.com/docume...c/G3186212

The Dimensions diagram shows the fin included. Normal height is 1971 for the 90 on air, 1970 for the 110. Access height is 40mm less.

31st Dec 2022 9:00pm

Tommo71

Member Since: 31 Dec 2022
Location: Fife
Posts: 12

Cheers Nick, so the minimum height for my 110 is 1930mm?

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31st Dec 2022 9:05pm

Nuclear Nick

Member Since: 21 Aug 2021
Location: Southwest
Posts: 284

Just checked mine, it’s in access height and on a level garage floor. Height to the top of the fin is 1940mm. Probably not an exact science this but placed one end of a spirit level on the fin and measured from the other end of the level down to the floor past the spare wheel. The car is a standard V8 on 22 inch rims and has a full tank of fuel. That may make little difference as I guess the air suspension will have levelled the car to its access height regardless. Although not precise it gives a guide and it may not be what you wanted to hear!

Ps Having run the engine and gone to normal height then back to access height the measurement to the top of the fin is now 1930. So that is at least consistent with the owner guide dimensions and the drop of 40mm to access height. The onscreen dimension is 1.92.

1st Jan 2023 9:53am

Tommo71

Member Since: 31 Dec 2022
Location: Fife
Posts: 12

Thanks Nick. Looks like there's an inconsistency between the monitor dimensions and the actual dimensions. So the normal drive height of my 110 shows 1.97 on my screen. If I was fully fuelled with maximum passengers will the air suspension compensate to retain the 1.97m? I'll physically measure mine tomorrow. Too much tatties and veg to peel today!

1st Jan 2023 11:56am

Co1

Member Since: 19 Aug 2018
Location: North Yorkshire
Posts: 3677

While we’re on dimensions, does anyone know the width of the doors on a 90?

1st Jan 2023 12:25pm

Nuclear Nick

Member Since: 21 Aug 2021
Location: Southwest
Posts: 284

Yes I believe the air suspension will maintain level heights regardless of load within reason.

My screen shows 1.97 at normal height, 1.92 at access height so there is 10mm inconsistency there. I don’t know if those heights shown on screen are actual measurements or are preprogrammed. Also that diagram doesn’t show the fin but that might just be for display purposes.

Of course in real use you would want a decent clearance in multi-storey car parks etc to allow for changes in gradients, pipe work or errors perhaps so in your example it may not be possible but you’d have to try very carefully with someone watching!

1st Jan 2023 12:28pm

Nuclear Nick

Member Since: 21 Aug 2021
Location: Southwest
Posts: 284

Co1 wrote:
While we’re on dimensions, does anyone know the width of the doors on a 90?

What width do you mean? The length of the door panel, the width out from the car with the door open?

1st Jan 2023 12:34pm

Co1

Member Since: 19 Aug 2018
Location: North Yorkshire
Posts: 3677

The length from the hinge to the opposing edge of the door. My driveway is tight so I’m trying to work out how much space I will need to get the door open.

1st Jan 2023 1:51pm

Nuclear Nick

Member Since: 21 Aug 2021
Location: Southwest
Posts: 284

Ah ok, that’s 1330mm edge to edge with the door closed. Mine’s tucked up in the garage at the moment so can’t get the door open fully but that sounds near enough for what you want?

1st Jan 2023 2:12pm

Co1

Member Since: 19 Aug 2018
Location: North Yorkshire
Posts: 3677

That’s great Nick, thanks.

1st Jan 2023 2:18pm

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