L322 Passenger access 2010 L322

Could some kind person with an L332 please measure the height from the ground to the highest point on the passenger seat at its lowest setting while the suspension has been lowered to access height? I’ll explain why if I get replies! Many thanks!

Why the secrecy? How about say why you need to know and people will be more willing to help out. Rather than, go do this and then I'll let you in on why.

I think it's obvious, someone in the family is short in the leg.

Such a pain to carry a springboard around, and the score cards!

Only the one leg? Just give them a box for the short one, or a punty up

Ok, sorry, myfi2rstl322 got it - my wife is 5ft exactly and doesn’t think she will be able to get in an L322 without sidesteps - I’ve got an X5 that measures 32 inches from ground to passenger seat base - she can get in the X5 ok and I’m hoping the L322 is a similar height.....that’s it! Any help appreciated, thanks...

If you really want a L322, you could always trade in the wife for a taller one...

I’ve already considered that!

But seriously, it would be very helpful if some kind person could measure the height for me....thanks!

Well ive got a p38 and my wife gets in to that and she`s only 4ft7", there cant be that much between a p38 and l322, the fact that you can drop the height has go to be better than a n X5 well anything is better than an X5

This is turning into a shortest wife competition...

Thanks brianp38dse, I agree with you, just need the measurement to confirm, cheers!

Sorry K, if I had one I'd pop out and measure for you.

As an aside, does the overfinch sills preclude the fitting of side steps?

2010 L322
http://www.ricability.org.uk/2739

2010 X5
http://www.ricability.org.uk/2521

Not sure if the L322 measurements are with access setting?

Auto side steps are a nice touch.

My L322 is not home at the moment. However. I have a friend who is 5'1" and with access height applied has no issues getting in and out, without side steps. Although it is hilarious to watch when I forget to lower the suspension

Thanks for the replies..appreciated..myfirstl322, yes the Overfinch sills prevent the fitting of side steps.

Conclusion to all this: she’ll just need to get on with it!