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Love your work :)

But the big question remains .... does the "gunk" foul the pressure sensor?

I'm aware that the tyre can be repaired or replaced at a tyre shop, thank you all for clarifying this :) My question specifically relates to whether adding the included tire sealant will damage the built-in pressure sensor of the wheel. I guess it is largely unknown at this stage. I might...

Hi fellow MG friends, Our MY22 ZS has a slow leak from the front drivers side tyre. I'm wondering if it's safe to use tire repair sealant with the built-in pressure sensors?

okay, mine's the mk2. actually in the process of adding extra reverse lights to it (like I have on my other car)

Brighter reverse lights, can't see backing out of my driveway at night.

I took my friend for a lap around the block and he thought the acceleration hit harder than his v8 4.5L petrol landcruiser :)

Yeah first thing i did with ours was source a spare wheel & jack. If you hit a curb and puncture a sidewall the included tyre repair fluid is going to do FA.

That's bad news :(

You get used to it. I was fussy when I first got it and would constantly change everything. Now I just turn it on and drive it the way it is. Normal, Kers3, whatever, no wuckin forries (y) I mean, considering that you have to use your hands/fingers to press the start button, move the FNR knob...

really :p

I find if I put my toe too close to the steering shaft it tickles.

In Australia all servicing costs are listed on the MG website.

I pumped mine up to 3.2 bar

Fuel/battery range depends on many variables. There's no simple straight forward answer. Driving style, luggage, other passengers, wind speed/direction, tire inflation, environmental temperature, weather, air-conditioning/heating settings.

My guess is that the software may have been updated to show a better estimate of your range based on your previous driving behavior.

I use solar panels to maintain my 12V batteries in both EV and ICE vehicles as I work away from home for a couple of weeks at a time. While the sun shines the batteries are floating at 13.8 V.

I'm still loving my solar panel. 12v battery always charged.

I have zero issues with mine, owned 14 months and 28,000kms so far. Really nothing. I wish I had two of them.

It does with my car Road signs are what other drivers use who don't have sat nav.