Tire Pressure? Actual digital numbers?
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Tire Pressure? Actual digital numbers?
For the life of me, I cannot find actual tire pressure numbers on any digital readout in my 2013. I came from an FX which did have this. I've gone through the manual, all the menus, can't seem to find anything that tells me if I can get an actual pressure of each tire while moving.
I'm assuming they dumbed it down and just went to a warning when they're too low. I went looking for a menu option after realizing how easy it is to break the rears loose on hard acceleration in three gears. Just wanted to see if the pressure had been set too high. But no luck!
I'm assuming they dumbed it down and just went to a warning when they're too low. I went looking for a menu option after realizing how easy it is to break the rears loose on hard acceleration in three gears. Just wanted to see if the pressure had been set too high. But no luck!
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I'm pretty sure the weather alerts come from Sirius XM. The only time I got one was when I had a free trial. You might try removing and adding the car's system (XM Radio ID) from your Sirius XM account.
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Dear Nissan/Infiniti,
Infiniti is the "luxury" brand - it should get the new tech first, then it should trickle down to Nissan. not the other way around. WTF
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This is not the first or only time something like this has happened. It seems that Maxima or even Altima get new features and technology that Infiniti models only get later on. If at all!
I believe that someone in charge over there truly doesn't get it. Have you ever seen or heard of a Camry having stuff that the ES350 doesn't? No. Honda being more teched and luxuried out than Acura? Nope. Features on a base model 370Z that aren't found in the Premium model G37? You betcha!
Pull your heads out of your butts Infiniti! You're embarrassing yourself.
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There are few exceptions for Honda/Acura. Accord and Civic have the lane watch feature which is not available on Acura. Also the new Civic has the heated rear seat that I don't think is available on the ILX or TLX. Maybe they want to have more consumers to test the feature before promote them to the luxury brand (which I think it does not make sense)
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It's on the M/Q70 .... while it's a good guide and instant info, I think everyone regardless of the car needs a good tire gauge in the glove box as the accurate "go to" for tire pressure.