Recent content by hawleybeach

I hit a Tasmanian Fallow Deer in mine

If you turn on "Towing Mode" the following is disabled: Random Emergency Braking Lane Keep Assassination You do not need to turn this back on every time you jump into the car although sometimes it will remind you and you might just need to hit the CANCEL button rather than going to SETTINGS...

Is anyone having doubts about the longevity of the battery in this car? I mean if you are going to take 100kW from a 1.83kWh battery ???

I'm still in "Towing Mode". Zero beeping, no "Pre Flight Routine" required Sometimes I have to press "Cancel" when it asks about "Towing Mode", but generally I just get in and drive

One of the big advantages of "Towing Mode" is that you no longer need to follow a Pre-Flight Checklist before you start driving. You may just need to press the "Cancel" button when you first start the car. (Options are going back to Settings or Cancel) The other thing you want to do is get used...

Just needed to add, if you have selected "Towing Mode", that doesn't automatically reset, you still get asked to confirm each time you start your car. The Options are "Cancel" and "Settings" Settings - Will allow you to turn "Towing Mode" OFF Cancel - Leaves it in "Towing Mode" If you do want...

By "Acceleration" I was just referring to the apparent lack of calibration of the ACC system. This was just following traffic in the same lane

Not whilst overtaking. I only noticed the sudden slowing whilst rolling through Country Towns at 60kmh BTW ... ACC works perfectly well on some vehicles. I drove a Hybrid RAV4 from Melbourne and Canberra and back a couple of years ago, and when I was coming up behind trucks on the Hume Highway...

Well I had spent most of the last 8000 kilometres since I got my MG4 in late January with AEB set to Alert, but I was tiring of going through the "Full Flight Routine" each time before I started driving. Mistake I had experience numerous instances of the Cruise Control automatically slowing the...

Perhaps if I hadn't spent about eight hundred thousand out of the last million kilometres driving generally FWD vehicles with plastic wheel covers, I might have put up with them. My older RWD vehicles generally* either had after market Alloy wheels or even hubcaps on the first car I ever bought...

I honestly think the MG4s with the 17" Alloy Wheels look a lot better with the Wheel Covers off. Store them away and put them back on when you sell they car

I set 2.8 front and 2.9 rear at 12 degrees Celsius in the afternoon. Given that it is only going to drop to about -4 degrees in the middle of Winter here, shouldn't see any warning alarms for quite a while. Feels happier on the road with a little more pressure, and ride is still not harsh...

I guess most people in the UK won't be having problems with Tyre Pressures at the moment, because the weather is getting warmer. Here in Launceston*, the temperatures have been falling and will continue to fall for the next couple of months *Launceston Tasmania, not Launceston Cornwall

Your Bicycle obviously doesn't have a TPMS. If it was an MG, the warning would come on at 49psi and not reset even when you pumped the tyres back to 50psi

I can only assume that Jacques Charles probably didn't have a TPMS