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Still looking for an A/S replacement but nothing thus far.
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Thanks all - Driving Question
Thanks all for the positive comments; I'll take some add' pics once I install the OE side steps and the AluKreuz.
One item that I wanted to ask other SQ5 owners w/the 21" rim/tire setup is that: Do you find it challenging to keep the vehicle in a straight line on smooth roads at hi-speed, or do you find yourself making constant corrections...? I think the Pirelli's are to blame here for tram'ing but not 100% sure.
One item that I wanted to ask other SQ5 owners w/the 21" rim/tire setup is that: Do you find it challenging to keep the vehicle in a straight line on smooth roads at hi-speed, or do you find yourself making constant corrections...? I think the Pirelli's are to blame here for tram'ing but not 100% sure.
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Thanks all for the positive comments; I'll take some add' pics once I install the OE side steps and the AluKreuz.
One item that I wanted to ask other SQ5 owners w/the 21" rim/tire setup is that: Do you find it challenging to keep the vehicle in a straight line on smooth roads at hi-speed, or do you find yourself making constant corrections...? I think the Pirelli's are to blame here for tram'ing but not 100% sure.
One item that I wanted to ask other SQ5 owners w/the 21" rim/tire setup is that: Do you find it challenging to keep the vehicle in a straight line on smooth roads at hi-speed, or do you find yourself making constant corrections...? I think the Pirelli's are to blame here for tram'ing but not 100% sure.
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If there is one area the SQ5 falls behind my 325i, it would have to be the steering. It isn't sloppy or alignged bad, but there is no road feel to speak of. I find it is slightly better in "Dynamic" mode or Individual mode with steering set to "dynamic"
Thanks all for the positive comments; I'll take some add' pics once I install the OE side steps and the AluKreuz.
One item that I wanted to ask other SQ5 owners w/the 21" rim/tire setup is that: Do you find it challenging to keep the vehicle in a straight line on smooth roads at hi-speed, or do you find yourself making constant corrections...? I think the Pirelli's are to blame here for tram'ing but not 100% sure.
One item that I wanted to ask other SQ5 owners w/the 21" rim/tire setup is that: Do you find it challenging to keep the vehicle in a straight line on smooth roads at hi-speed, or do you find yourself making constant corrections...? I think the Pirelli's are to blame here for tram'ing but not 100% sure.
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Nice Ride looking good. 2 questions
1) What tints is your front windows? Make and %?
2) I see you have something hanging in back of the front seats- is that a protector? Are the car seat protectors a part of the seats or separate investment? thanks
1) What tints is your front windows? Make and %?
2) I see you have something hanging in back of the front seats- is that a protector? Are the car seat protectors a part of the seats or separate investment? thanks
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I agree, must put Individual on at all time to get Dynamic Steering, engine noise Dynamic, and Transmission to Auto. Best settings for me. If I want gear control, I go manual mode.