Customizing the Dash Screens
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Customizing the Dash Screens
Is it possible to see the tire pressures on the Classic dash screen? I don’t see how…
I can customize my 2019 G Wagon screen this way, so I’m surprised that this doesn’t seem possible with MBUX?
In between the speed and % power dials, I don’t see the option to see tire pressures…
I can customize my 2019 G Wagon screen this way, so I’m surprised that this doesn’t seem possible with MBUX?
In between the speed and % power dials, I don’t see the option to see tire pressures…
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There is only one screen that shows tire pressures but I do not use that screen otherwise. I usually just ask Mercedes, “ What are the tire pressures?”
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I find that majorly disappointing - how can the latest MBUX interface have LESS customization than the 2018 design UX? I have way more customization options in my 2019 G Wagon dash display.
I don't want to ask Mercedes for the tire pressures - I want to see them on the display at all times.
I don't want to ask Mercedes for the tire pressures - I want to see them on the display at all times.
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You will need to adjust your expectations and operations management. The tire pressure will typically vary by no more than 2 or 3 degrees and the system will warn you about a loss of pressure, so there is very little to worry about. For my showing tire pressure continuously is useless information much like a tack on an ICE vehicle.
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You will need to adjust your expectations and operations management. The tire pressure will typically vary by no more than 2 or 3 degrees and the system will warn you about a loss of pressure, so there is very little to worry about. For my showing tire pressure continuously is useless information much like a tack on an ICE vehicle.
In any case, it should be up to the driver to decide, and we should have more flexibility to customize, not less, with each generation.
