Kenny R

My 2024 Monte Carlo is the same.

i would find a battery supplier that actually knows what they’re doing and get your battery tested and if a new battery is required , fitted and coded as is required.

As mentioned not sure what tyre is fitted to that wheel on eBay and no guarantee on it’s integrity after obviously having been in an accident. Also you would need to buy the foam insert, jack tools etc. You can buy the complete set from a dealer, the part no in following link… https://www.caffynscarparts.com/skoda-kamiq-spare-wheel-kit-1850-p.asp

Kamiq Monte Carlo trim available throughout Europe, Australia and New Zealand as well as UK.

No expert, but would have thought the similar new style 3 spoke would be have been a straight swap, whereas fitting the older style might need coding or different buttons fitted.

Well my 2024 Monte Carlo rear vents certainly aren’t just for decoration and work faultlessly without other vents being closed or fan on max. Climate control on mine always set to auto, ac on and temp set to 20°C all day every day summer and winter.

The Kodiaq had a system that amplified drivers voice and relayed it to the rear speakers for rear passengers, this gave the same echoes as your experiencing so perhaps the superb has the same system. It could be turned off in the infotainment unit under voice enhancement.

Matrix lights are LED and the light beam adjusts and blanks out cars approaching and cars in front and in my opinion are great and 100 times better than old xenon lights.

Here’s what mine looks like, but you’d better better setting seat to suit you. This guide is good .. https://www.physiomed.co.uk/uploads/guide/file/21/Physiomed_Sitting_Guide_-_Driving_Digital.pdf

I’m 5’10 and 100kg and have the same seats and find them comfortable and no pains or niggles. I have the seat set quite high and don’t use the lumbar support.

Two cylinder mode activates in all driving modes not just eco on my 2024 Kamiq, but no indication on virtual cockpit, which my previous 1.5 tsi Kodiaq had. But if you have instantaneous fuel consumption display on, you can easily see when two cylinder mode activates.

Switch off cruise control, as its display uses same position as odometer on dash.

My spare wheel/ tyre for Monte Carlo with 18” wheels has 205x55x16 tyre so 60 profile could be wrong, also tyre fitted on that shown is a directional Crossclimate so could only be used on one side of car.

There should be a sticker on the bonnet slam panel with what oil to use. Mine says VW508.00/ VW509.00 OW-20. 1.5 Tsi.

My 24 Monte Carlo with 215x45 18” wheels has a factory fit spare wheel that is 205x55 16”.

You can plan a journey on the app map then send it to your car.

If the retail price is over £40k then yes you’ll pay the higher tax.

Going up load rating is fine. Can recommend Michelin Crossclimate, I have them on mine albeit in a different size. https://www.camskill.co.uk/m140b0s8838p208583/Michelin_Tyres_All_Season_Car_Michelin_Cross_Climate_2_205_55_R17_95V_XL_TL_Fuel_Eff_%3A_B_Wet_Grip%3A_B_NoiseClass%3A_A_Noise%3A_69dB

There’s a few second hand on eBay or if you want new try dealer or Skoda- parts.com

As above, I would do a reset to factory settings and start afresh.

Yes, plug in battery checker probably not that accurate, and once door opened car system will have woken up and started drawing some current making also making reading inaccurate as to true battery voltage. But a reading of 11.9 v low and around 40% of full charge.

The key fobs have a motion sensor that puts fob to sleep mode if not moved. Perhaps you getting out etc is waking up the fob. Worth a try moving fob around before trying to start to see if that does the trick.

As mentioned above, yes older pre facelift models did show gears, facelift models don’t. Facelift model doesn’t coast when lifting off throttle, well at least my 1.5 tsi DSG doesn’t . Also doesn’t show when in 2 cylinder mode either.