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The Tom Tom also salvaged our marriage during an event in Kent when my wife said, "You know that turn we just passed... a 9-mile diversion!" I am accustomed to the cursor indicating North, as it is presented on TomTom devices and Ford vehicles.

I will attempt it on Friday; my car is scheduled for servicing and a MOT tomorrow. I will inform you if it is effective for me. Thank you for your response.

The cursor representing the vehicle on the Sat Nav screen solely indicates the true compass orientation of the car. My previous Tom Tom and the last three vehicles, equipped with integrated Sat Nav, consistently displayed the pointer arrow orientated north. I found this orientation simpler to naviga...

I surmise they can extract air from a single bag to equilibrate the pressure. Subsequently, designate it as the accurate pressure. That is my conjecture, however...

Indeed, it was noted during the MOT today. It was neither a failure nor just advisory. It was only referenced. Upon inspection, I saw the situation was indeed significant. I was completely unaware. However, a competent MB expert in my vicinity has shown their ability to calibrate. I presume they rel...

I will interpret it as an affirmative response. It is only 9mm off. Maximum of 15 millimetres. I presume the star system use the Romess tool will deflate one bag until equilibrium is achieved, then save it.

Indeed, I am aware of the existence of the single sensor. However, they can ostensibly be calibrated in terms of pressure. To achieve uniform elevation, etc.

Merc requested £600 per unit. Arnott was priced at £279.99 and, according to reviewers, is superior.

Greetings. I replaced the bags at the rear of the vehicle. Both parties. The driver's side sank overnight; however, it is presently level, while the passenger side remains about one inch higher. Do they operate autonomously from one another? I have been informed that calibration is necessary; yet, I...

Some dash cams have both front and rear-facing cameras in a single device; however, the back camera's vision may be obstructed by seats, passengers, or perhaps the rearview mirror, depending on its placement.