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inater - I just took delivery of my D110 and will be hitting up the owners day on March 27th with a buddy of mine who is bringing his LR4. Here are the details: https://experience.landroverusa.com/...ners-days.html
Wow this looks cool and not crazy expensive. Looks like its sold out for the 27th? When clicking on the date it says not available. Maybe ill give them a call
One other thing I'll mention for anyone who's done an LRE and maybe wants next-level instruction:
The man who helped set up the Biltmore course and has helped orchestrate most of the media launches for recent LR products is Ben Wootten. When covid hit and LRE shut down he went out on his own. He now makes "guest appearances" as an instructor at Asheville when needed, but is available at his two off-road training sites in east Tennessee and Virginia. No affiliation other than to say I wholeheartedly endorse his abilities, and he's a helluva nice guy. Asks lots of questions, follows through, lets you proceed at the pace you want, and knows a whole lot about the Defender's systems. In fact, I was asking about the various different modes and what settings they employ for traction control, etc. in case I wanted to duplicate, say Mud & Ruts but wanted to dial up throttle response a notch or two. The day after our class he sent me this, which I hadn't been able to find anywhere:
I am so appreciative to have this chart. I have it in the vehicle, and I contemplate at times what I would change as a manual Terrain Response 2 profile.
To date, I am waiting for Spring to come to have a lot more wading opportunities, so I may test build a custom profile based on what is on the bottom. I SUSPECT the wade program was built for packed Sandy bottoms (?) --- which we do not have in the mountains.
I have a copy in my glove box, albeit with more understandable category names written to list the LO MED HI levels of computerized aggression:
