1995 Range Rover Owner's Manual

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• Land Rover Range Rover

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Overview

Air suspension and towing data from the Range Rover owner’s handbook shown above (2000 model year, 2nd edition).

Air suspension heights (pp. 117-120)

• Standard: normal driving and towing
• High: about 40 mm above Standard, for off road and wading, below 55 km/h
• Low: about 25 mm below Standard, set automatically above 80 km/h
• Access: about 65 mm below Standard, for getting in and loading
• Extended: about 70 mm above Standard, set automatically if the chassis grounds

Towing (p. 188)

• Trailer with brakes: up to 3,500 kg on the road, 1,000 kg off it
• Trailer without brakes: 750 kg, or 500 kg off road
• Towball load 150 kg; roof rack 75 kg

FAQ

How deep can it wade?
The handbook advises 0.5 m (20 in) at most, with the suspension at Standard or High (p. 206).

Why will the height not change?
It stays put with a door or the tailgate open, or with the engine off; Access still works for 40 seconds after switch-off (p. 117).

How many remote handsets?
Two are supplied, and up to two more can be ordered from a dealer (p. 14).