Nice! Go notes! Those look like "18s these were the "20s I had in mind

 

Mine are 20's with Toyo Open Country A/T 285/55R 20 tires.

 

No rubbing or fitment issues? There's another thread with someone asking if a 285/55 would work (rather than the safer 275/55 option)

 

There's a little bit of rub in access mode when turning so I raise to normal height at start up.

 

My 22 built on June 14 has this problem with both fobs.I changed the battery in the key fob on one but did not notice any difference.
I've noticed that if the key fob is touching your body, it doesn't work very well--works sometimes on the passenger side but almost never on the driver side.
If I have the key in my pocket but hold my key (and pocket) out away from my leg, then it works. I probably look like an idiot holding my pants out with one hand and opening the door with the other (my wife gives me a strange look when I do this) but it works.

 

there is a fix FINALLY. I have had mine over a year. And it now works ask your dealer. They add another receiver/wire to the driver side

 

i had the tsb (JLRTB02076NAS1) done last tuesday. since then it's unlocked on the first press 100% of the time. fingers crossed it's fixed for good now.

 

Wow! That is it. I wondered why it worked better on the passenger side on my 2020. Do you think this is still the case on the 2022s?

Cheers

 

It was true of my 2022, built in April.

 

I have this part (brand new in box) if anyone or their dealer is having trouble sourcing it.

Land Rover Keyless Entry Receiver LR149753

Pessimistically I assumed my D110 would have this problem, so I ordered the part months ago thinking that the pandemic part shortage would affect availability, but my keyless entry works great, so I don't need it.
PM if you're interested in purchase.