Tire pressure and dynamic seats..
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Tire pressure and dynamic seats..
This sounds strange,but there seems to be some kind of correlation between the two.For the last few weeks my dynamic seats were far less than dynamic.
They barely inflated actually.Today,I stopped by the local dealer to set up an appointment for the winter tires.He looked at my car and said the front right looked really low.It was.
He topped off the air-pressure on all the tires,and tonight on the ride home..the dynamic seats were completely dynamic again.
They barely inflated actually.Today,I stopped by the local dealer to set up an appointment for the winter tires.He looked at my car and said the front right looked really low.It was.
He topped off the air-pressure on all the tires,and tonight on the ride home..the dynamic seats were completely dynamic again.
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This sounds strange,but there seems to be some kind of correlation between the two.For the last few weeks my dynamic seats were far less than dynamic.
They barely inflated actually.Today,I stopped by the local dealer to set up an appointment for the winter tires.He looked at my car and said the front right looked really low.It was.
He topped off the air-pressure on all the tires,and tonight on the ride home..the dynamic seats were completely dynamic again.
They barely inflated actually.Today,I stopped by the local dealer to set up an appointment for the winter tires.He looked at my car and said the front right looked really low.It was.
He topped off the air-pressure on all the tires,and tonight on the ride home..the dynamic seats were completely dynamic again.
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Not knowing all that is involved I would venture to say that might not be correct. Any "lowering" of the car would relate to sensors that measure the height relationship betweeen the frame and the center of the wheel axles. Letting air out of a tire would lower the height of of the center of the wheel in relation to the ground but not to the frame to the axle. When making tight turns the suspension is compressed on one side indicating hard turn thus increasing the support on one side of the seat. I don't see any relationship between low air in a tire and lack of response from the seats. Please inform me if anyone knows otherwise.
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This sounds strange,but there seems to be some kind of correlation between the two.For the last few weeks my dynamic seats were far less than dynamic.
They barely inflated actually.Today,I stopped by the local dealer to set up an appointment for the winter tires.He looked at my car and said the front right looked really low.It was.
He topped off the air-pressure on all the tires,and tonight on the ride home..the dynamic seats were completely dynamic again.
They barely inflated actually.Today,I stopped by the local dealer to set up an appointment for the winter tires.He looked at my car and said the front right looked really low.It was.
He topped off the air-pressure on all the tires,and tonight on the ride home..the dynamic seats were completely dynamic again.
Do you have TPM (tire press mont), if so the dealer may have reset factory settings, to set the new tire pressure. that could have changed the seats and key programing as well.
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