[arturo_spain]

Just out of curiosity in ISTA and with your vehicle, does the calibration procedure ask you for measures of all four wheels?

Yes it asks for the front axle values as well! So what I understand is that I must put the real measured values for both axles, meaning all 4 wheels! If the rear left is 584 mm then that is the value that it must be reported in ISTA! Thanks again! I will check the transport mode, if is still active I will try to deactivate it and then proced with the calibration! 
P.S Do you have any idea where can I find the transport mode in ISTA?

In my vehicle the transport mode is under Chassis/Suspension, in yours (i've input your VIN in ISTA+) it's under maintenance, see the attachment

It's important that you close doors & trunk since the height control system is activated by open doors & tailgate expecting weight to be transfered to/from the vehicle and running precalcaculation routines.

To acheive the standard height you must always indicate the real measure. Based on this information the sensors will know which side needs to be raised/lowered and by how much


As a side comment and for information after you've correctly acheived you standard height. Today I've been at the BMW dealer and asked about changing the standard predefined height to a lower/higher value, their reply was that officially it cannot be done, but unofficially they've showed me on another 7 seven series how trick the system to do it. You have to run the height sensor calibration and carry out the standard procedure but when inputting the measurements you add/substract to these the amount of milimeters you want to lower/raise the car. Say you want to increase the standard height of the rear axle by 10mm, so if the rear left wheel measure is 657mm and rear right wheel measure is 652mm you substract 10mm from these and input into the calibration 647mm & 642mm. This will "trick" the sensors to be believe  the car is lower and will raise it : I haven't tried it yet though