Can the Defender Go Off Road?
The new Defender brings performance everywhere you drive it, and that includes off-road settings. If you’re interested in taking the luxury SUV to new heights, visit us at Land Rover Freeport today!
A Closer Look at Capability in the New Defender
Take a closer look at what you can expect out of the powerful SUV when taking it on the road less traveled:
Defender 130 Off-Road Ground Clearance Specs
- Ride height (inches): 11.5 (Air Suspension)
- Approach angle: 37.5” (Air Suspension)
- Departure angle: 28.5” (Air Suspension)
- Ramp angle: 27.8” (Air Suspension)
Defender 110 Off-Road Ground Clearance Specs
- Ride height (inches): 8.9 (Coil Suspension) / 11.5 (Air Suspension)
- Approach angle: 31.5” (Coil Suspension) / 37.5” (Air Suspension)
- Departure angle: 37.5” (Coil Suspension) / 40.0” (Air Suspension)
- Ramp angle: 22.2” (Coil Suspension) / 27.8” (Air Suspension)
Defender 90 Off-Road Ground Clearance Specs
- Ride height (inches): 8.9 (Coil Suspension) / 11.5 (Air Suspension)
- Approach angle: 31.5” (Coil Suspension) / 37.5” (Air Suspension)
- Departure angle: 37.5” (Coil Suspension) / 40.0” (Air Suspension)
- Ramp angle: 24.2” (Coil Suspension) / 30.7” (Air Suspension)
In addition to excelling in ground clearance, the Defender 130 boasts a maximum wading depth of 35.4 inches with the Air Suspension. You can also carry cargo and other off-road-centric accessories on the roof of the Defender, which features a maximum roof load ((including cross bars) of 220.4 pounds with all-season tires, and 370.3 pounds with all-terrain tires.
Shop for a New Defender at Land Rover Freeport
If you’re looking to try out the new Defender before taking it off-road, schedule a test drive with us at our Freeport dealership. If you have any questions about any of the available Defender models we have available, feel free to contact us at Your Defender Destination, Land Rover Freeport.
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