thanks Mark, I appreciate it I’m sure I’ll get used to it as well… You can adjust the Steering wheel feel. I always have the selector on Individual with the Steering Sport setting, the Engine on Normal and then Air Con on Eco, just personal preferences. it’s quite sporty and i can’t wait to go over 1,000 miles and then put my foot down!
When i take the car over to Seat for the Lane Assist, I’ll invest in a nice boot liner to make sure wheelchair is not moving around (and making noise) when driving around here in the back lanes. Luckily, this is only my wife’s car and we only drive it when she’s in the car or her carer drives her around. I’ve got a really nice car for myself so I just need to make better use for it I suppose.
When i take the car over to Seat for the Lane Assist, I’ll invest in a nice boot liner to make sure wheelchair is not moving around (and making noise) when driving around here in the back lanes. Luckily, this is only my wife’s car and we only drive it when she’s in the car or her carer drives her around. I’ve got a really nice car for myself so I just need to make better use for it I suppose.I had that setting on the Kodiaq and while sitting in it this morning I set the individual to sport steering, eco engine mode and the rest normal. Been out for a drive and the steering is more settled and responsive. Also, I think one of the areas where they’ve cut cost is the sound proofing, will get the tyres checked tomorrow and hopefully that will reduce some of the surface noise I can hear. I think once it all settles down and beds in, it’ll be fine.