sabian1982

I've got a 2018 Superb Hatch that's showing a "left tail light" warning. The issue is intermittent and on checking visually, it appears as though there is a lot of moisture within the lighting block. What's the best (cheapest) option - remove the lighting block and try and drain it?

Not as yet, I did read some hit and miss reviews though. Still debating it at the moment although not high on my priority list currently.

Currently looking at dashcams and came across the IRO Dashcam G12 - has anyone got one of these installed? Loving the sleek, integrated into the rear view mirror, minimalist approach. Alternatively what would others recommend for a suitable front (and ideally back) dashcam?

I've not got it in my L&K which is just 2 years old, whilst from what I understand the QI standard is possible a little old (it's been around for quite a few years). so perhaps something that is no longer offered perhaps? Having read a little further, you'd also still need to connect your phone via USB to get CarPlay etc. which does defeat the object slightly. I wanted it realistically so i could charge wireless but also trigger my phone to enable bluetooth once placed on the charging pad (and turn it off again when removed). That said I believe there is a way to code an RFID tag to do pretty much the same.

Awesome, thanks for those - gotta be honest the official Skoda marketing video for this accessory makes the holder looks TINY but your photos show it's a really good size Yer looks like a guilty purchase but one that'll keep my noisy one in the back seat a lot quieter and focused.

Ok, rather a silly question - is there any way to determine if my Skoda Superb MK3 (L&K) has wireless charging? Yes, i could place a phone with wireless charging capabilities into the space where the charger would be, but I don't have one at the moment. Notably inside the fold out flap under the air controls is the rubberised section on the left, with 1 USB ports and 12V socket on the right.

Yer i spotted its not suitable for the sports seats... luckily I've got the standard L&K heated seats with the gap between the headrest and main seat. Does it actually do a good job of "gripping" a tablet though? Or does a big (or small) bump in the road send the tablet flying out the holder?

That'd be ace if possible Opps - looks like it clips in and out quite easily though...

Has anyone got the "universal tablet holder" smart holder with headrest adaptor holder? http://www.superskoda.com/Skoda/SUPERB-III/Smart-holder-original-Skoda-Autoas-product Does it do a good job of holding a tablet? Is it limited to any specific sizes or thicknesses of tablet/device e.g. will a Amazon Fire 7 Kids Edition Tablet fit in this?