Going to France on the ferry

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Robbo

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Bonjour (see what I did there?)

Any ideas if i can get away with saying my 110 is under 4.5m long and under 2m for a ferry crossing?

Bit of a squeeze me thinks and no, i'm not going to let the tires down before you suggest it :)

Robbo
 
Bonjour (see what I did there?)

Any ideas if i can get away with saying my 110 is under 4.5m long and under 2m for a ferry crossing?

Bit of a squeeze me thinks and no, i'm not going to let the tires down before you suggest it :)

Robbo

I certainly can't get into car parks that are 2m high - and mine is standard so i'd say no
 
nope, not unless yer got 205s on it, then yd be ok I think.

mine measure 2030mm from floor to highest point at the back, mines also standard height. so yd be 30mm too high.
 
Eurotunnel doesn't seem to ask about height or length, it just asks you to describe your vehicle as car/car based van, van, camper and asks if you have roof box or cycle rack.
Could be an option?
 
Took mine on Brittany ferries. 5m length 2m high on standard springs. Easy thing to do is measure the Landy.
 
Bonjour (see what I did there?)

Any ideas if i can get away with saying my 110 is under 4.5m long and under 2m for a ferry crossing?

Bit of a squeeze me thinks and no, i'm not going to let the tires down before you suggest it :)

Robbo

Height wise you should be ok fully loaded for the trip with a brimmed tank, but you could always add a little ballast if you were still over the 2m mark.

Tom
 
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