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Hi I have a 2018 superb sportline with as far as i can make out has a columbus (not sure if i've spelt tht right ) satnav which i need to update, i've read and reread the update portal and am still not 100% sure what to do plus i've been told it can take hours to download. I've been told there is a company called Satnavshop who can supply an SD card with the latest maps etc this looks an attractive option as it would solve half the problem but i'm a bit worried that it could screw the system completely if they've got it wrong. Has anyone used the Satnavshop and what were they like or has anyone downloaded and updated their satnav themselves. Any advice or help anyone can give me would be much appreciated

I've had a word with Skoda uk and yeah you're right apparently they fit both sides but only active the one relevant to the country your in they say if they did both it could bigger up some of the other functions. ? So that's it

Thanks for that must admit bit baffled

Hi All Does anyone know if the superb sport line has 1 or 2 rear fog lights I'm not sure wether I've a bulb gone or not. appciate any help

Many thanks Kenny R that seems to have done was driving me mad

Hi I have a 2018 superb which I have been pleased with, I have a problem about 2 weeks ago there has been an echo when we speak to each other when driving it sounds like we are talking through the phone I have tried everything I can think of to stop it but without sucess it's very distracting when driving. Any ideas anyone.

Thanks Macdemon I'll give them a look up

Didn't get a spare with my Karoq all I could get was a 17" space saver off the internet, although my Edition has 19" wheels I have been told that the 17" is ok as a spacesaver as you are allowed a percentage difference in size as long as you change it asap. Anyone know anything about this.

Sounds like it, but Skoda appear to be having problems with this car I want to get a tow bar but there are none on the market at the moment I've spoken to a couple of manufactures and they say they can't get hold of a car to build one as yet, also I managed to break one of the little plastic hooks the boot cover hooks onto , again the dealer cannot get a replacement as the factory won't let any out as yet sounds like there needed to build new cars.

I've been told by my dealer that he's been told that the problem with the phone charger only applies to cars in production or recently completed I've had my 1.5 DSG for about a month and he's been told that's o.k. He's going to try and get more info next week when Skoda reopen as he doesn't understand it.

Thanks again logiclee a lot of the figures are above me but I am beginning to understand it all. If the Octavia can do it it looks like the Yeti should. It's occurred to me the some years ago we towed a elddis wisp which was a much bigger van than we are looking at now with a 1.4ltr rover ( I think it was a Nissan engine ) G reg without any problems and as you say engines have improved no end since then.

Again thanks for the help. I've looked at the Octavia 1.2 Tsi logiclee and it's dimensions kerbweight toque etc are the same as my Yeti's so I'm guessing it should perform about the same, but I'm still pondering it appears that no one has actually towed with one of these Yeties most seem to have gone for the diesel but we bought the car before we thought of towing plus there so much agro about diesels at the moment not sure I would have gone for one, I've looked at the VW 1.4 and there's not a great deal of difference between that and my 1.2 the toque is 200 as opposed to 175 on the 1.2 Yeti but I don't know how much difference that makes.

Many thanks for these replies so quick they do give me a bit of comfort. Yes it is a light caravan a new lunar only weighs 995kg not big but ok for 2, seeing this is what has got me thinking.

Hello I'm new to the forum and fairly new to Yeti ownership. I have a Yeti 1.2ltr petrol Oct 2016 model which I am very pleased with, I do have a question which I hope someone can help me with. I'm thinking of buying a caravan which I would like to tow with my current car, I've found a caravan which fits in with the Yeti very well being under 85% of the kerbweight and less than the 80kg noseweight of the Yeti. But can anyone tell me how the Yeti will perform whilst towing such a weight, I would hate to find I can't do more than 30 or40 mph I would like to be able to do say upto 60mph on a good level motorway etc. Does anyone have any experience of towing with the 1.2 petrol Yeti and can let me know how it goes. Many thanks for any help you can give