In the Defender brochure, Standard Ride Height is 66.8”s. Is this correct as everything I see has the defender height at 77”s. Is this a lowered position? Is ride height different the height of vehicle? I am trying to fit in a parking garage at 76”s so this is a go/no-go kind of thing

 

"normal" height in my manual is 77.5" (1970 mm) from ground to top of the shark fin on level ground. "Access" height is 1.6" (40mm) less. So 76" will be very tight. If you run the tires at "light load" pressures you may gain a fraction of an inch.

 

Can you Lower the car with Air Suspension? How Low?

 

The page that you've cut off lists the "Standard Ride Height" as 77.7" with coil suspension and 77.5" with air suspension for the 90.

Yes air suspension has several ride heights, "Access Height" is 40mm (1.6") lower than "standard" (75.9") Off road modes can be as much as 5.8" higher. (page 37 of that brochure)

The 66.8" is a misprint. The 110 ride heights are the same as the 90.

 

[QUOTE=carlmuck;772291]The page that you've cut off lists the "Standard Ride Height" as 77.7" with coil suspension and 77.5" with air suspension for the 90.

Yes air suspension has several ride heights, "Access Height" is 40mm (1.6") lower than "standard" (75.9") Off road modes can be as much as 5.8" higher. (page 37 of that brochure)

The 66.8" is a misprint. The 110 ride heights are the same as the 90.[/QUOT


Thanks as well. I’m good!