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Yes, pretty useless. What I find most annoying is that it takes a few minutes after taking the car out of the garage before the temperature registers the 37F and it beeps This usually happens in a busy intersection from my house that makes me look around to figure out what if there is a safety issue rather than a temperature issue.
preach on - every beep or bing i look around because i think i am going to hit something or someone is about to hit me.
i do wish there was a way to disable - but its only a nuisance i have to deal with a few months out of the year.
After I finish shovelling the driveway, clearing the snow off the car and salting the walk - Roads May Be Icy - no kidding. Maybe this would be useful for a climate that only occasionally has freezing weather.
It's a bit of a distraction especially when it has been continuously below freezing for days and you already know, but I like the idea that if driving from one city to the next or was driving for a long time, there's a notification that conditions could be slippery.
It's a bit of a distraction especially when it has been continuously below freezing for days and you already know, but I like the idea that if driving from one city to the next or was driving for a long time, there's a notification that conditions could be slippery.
I'm really amazed that in all these years I have not had an accident due to icy conditions without the car telling that's it 37 degrees outside. Just lucky I guess.
I'm really amazed that in all these years I have not had an accident due to icy conditions without the car telling that's it 37 degrees outside. Just lucky I guess.
Is there any way to turn off the Roads May Be Icy warning? It beeps every time I drive in cold temps, even with sunny, dry roads. I KNOW the roads may be icy. I hope there is a way to turn off this annoying warning.