Doofy

Well Eventually got sorted. Bought a (new) steel 16'' wheel from The - Wheel - Shop online, The wheel has an offset of 35, What size tyre would you recommend on this, 195/R60 16 or 205/R60 16 ? This wheel will spend it's life in the boot as a spare. thanks..

Temperature can affect it

Seems to be the case here that not many cars are supplied with spare wheels. They say to cut down on weight,,, Less weight, Less emissions (supposedly).. More like cost cutting so the dealers can screw more money out of us.. The car i had before this was a Mazda CX 3, And that didn't have a spare wheel either, But there was hundreds out there Ebay etc, Spoilt for choice,,, But the Kamiq ''correct'' wheels seem to be thin on the ground. And of course trying to find one that will fit in the wheel well in the boot........

Some early Audi TT cars and Golfs are 5 x 100, Most of them i can find are 5x112 which of course won't fit.

That's just the wheel (with tyre) No jack, i've already got one.

Trying to find the ''correct'' wheel for this car is a pain.... The one the dealer's are quoting on is part number 65860101. It's not a full size wheel but it's not classed as a space saver either. Only want it to stick in the boot as a spare.., Don't trust the tyre sealer stuff that is supplied with the car.

Local Skoda dealer want £186,,Tried dealers down south and they are all the same price....

The last time i bought Bosch pads was about 6 years ago when i had my old Octavia, Also got them from ECP, Country of manufacture on the box was ''Made in China'' Didn't fill me with much confidence about them. i haven't bought Bosch pads since either...

Sorry to resurrect this post but i've been searching online for weeks for a spare wheel, Loads of space savers but not too keen on them.. Would a steel wheel from a Golf mk4 (2003) 205/55/16 offset(ET) 42 fit.. PCD is 5 x 100..Thanks

Hi, Is there anyway of turning the bongs off when opening the drivers door to remind me that the engine is running, Because it's getting on my nerves 😁

Thanks for the reply, It just seems that the specific jack for the Kamiq is more expensive than others on Ebay, The ones for the karoq and some VW ones are cheaper.

Just looking at these jacks on Ebay..Do i have to get the specific jack for the Kamiq or can i use a jack from the Karoq or Kodiaq etc?.. Seems they all lift on the sill seam so surely any one with a suitable weight limit would be ok. Looking at the ones from the VW Polo probably wouldn't lift high enough. They all look identical but with different weigh capacities. The Karoq and Kodiaq ones have a better weight limit. Just wondering..

There seems to be updates all the time appearing on mine, Dont know if its anything to do with that but no i dont think the Kamiq Amundsen system is the only one with problems.

Yep mine does it too, seems a common problem

Thanks Pete, That's great

Which jack is suitable. One has max lifting weight of 900kg the other is 1100 kg. Is the 900kg one ok on the Kamiq?

Nice one..Thank you

Hi. Can anyone tell me the part number for the Kamiq jack please, Or are all Skoda jack's the same, Interchangeable between models.. Thanks

It's in one of the settings screen in the infotainment system. Mines the SE L

Ah Right so wouldn't be any good.. Thanks

Just a follow up on this. Would a wheel from a 2007 Seat Ibiza fit the Kamiq.. The tyre size is 205/45R16..Is the PCD the same ?

It's ok, I found it 😁

Hi, How is the traction control on this car switched on/off. Expected to find it under driver assistance on the infotainment screen but it's not there. I'm used to having a physical switch for this but can't seem to find one on this car.. Thanks

Thanks for all the replies, It's a bit clearer now.

Sorry, read it wrong, 10 years not 10,000 miles. I only do about 5000 to 6000 miles a year, Had an 05 Octavia TDI and that was every 4 years, Has timing belt technology improved over the years meaning it can be left longer?