Winter tyres (MFD)
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Winter tyres (MFD)
What does the winter tyres setting on the multi function display do where u can active/deactivate or increase and decrease by plus or minus 5mph?
Re: Winter tyres (MFD)
as I understand it winter tyres sometimes have speed advisories so you set that speed in the winter tyres function & it tells you when you go over it (note: it doesn't stop you going over it). if you don't have winter tyres with a speed restriction don't mess with it as its not easy to turn off again (speaking from experience lol)
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Re: Winter tyres (MFD)
haha sounds interesting thanks trix! While im here i noticed another couple of setting which are to do with the windows and doors and u can either choose manual or automatic (from memory without going out to car again) any ideas what these ones do?
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that sounds like the convinience menu options but not having that i'm not 100%.
suggested night time reading: the manual.
suggested night time reading: the manual.
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Re: Winter tyres (MFD)
haha yer trix your right, very lazy of me!
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Re: Winter tyres (MFD)
i don't think its necesary in the UK context. Maybe its more relavant in countries where the snow is deeper and more regular, thus you would have a different speed limit because of the tyres/ conditions.
i have winter tyres on now, and i think its fine if you done go onto something like 120mph. Every day usage seems ok so far for me.
i have winter tyres on now, and i think its fine if you done go onto something like 120mph. Every day usage seems ok so far for me.