Elephantstone76

What did you do with the factory fit 19's?

Its all fixed now. Need to admit this is my first Skoda and compared to other new cars such as Maxda CX5 etc im not impressed, been in for a few warranty repairs.

So its been to the dealers and there was a broken wire at the Gearbox that activates the switch that powers the reverse camera and revering lights. Warranty repair thankfully. And yes no P button as I dont have the front sensors

I dont have the front parking sensors fitted so maybe thats why no button on the dash

So turns out that you guys have cracked it, the reverse lights are not working either. Will call the dealers tomorrow. While thats invariably linked to the cameras not working, I defo dont have the dash button that it seems i should have!!!

From when i remember it working, it has the lines etc on it and i could change the view etc. Washer im not sure of but now its just stopped working

It was factory fitted but I dont have the button.

Hi All, I have a 2018 2.0TDi 4x4 manual. As part of the factory order I added a reverse camera, and up until the other day it was working fine. Its now not activating when i go into reverse and I have no idea where to look to activate it. I have looked in the manual and I dont have the dash button that it indicates should be there, I also looked in the infotainment options and cannot find anything. Anyone have any ideas or is it a trip to the dealers? Thanks

Thanks. I have a 64Gb deal on the phone so I will share my 4G through that

Hi Folks Finally picked up the Bear today, I love it so far. With the car should I have recieved a Sim Card free for a year for the Wi fi hot spot in the car, or have I misread and its one year free infotainment that I get? Thanks

Agree with Wiggo here, its been well publicised, hopefully it will come in, I ordered mine on Feb 2nd and the car is in Transit from the factory. Unless you have ordered a car with an exotic set of additional spec items maybe you will get lucky!!

I am not sure how it came so fast, it had additional spec to be added so its not just a standard order (heated screen & washers and Rear Camera). The guy at the dealer said that he thought they had managed to get this one so I dont know if it was a build car that had my Spec but the order had been cancelled. Will now sit in the dealer offsite storage yard for a couple of months!!

Hi All, ordered the car on 2nd Feb for a late may early June pick up. Order tracker showed yesterday that was still awaiting a build slot so called the dealer. Apparently the car is in transit from the factory and should arrive with them in around 3 weeks. Not sure how they managed this when they were aiming for mid may!!! Problem remains that company car does not go back until June!!

Never mind L&K I want the Kodiaq coupe that is available in china

It was on the TDI 150 4x4 edition and also the same discount on the SEL as well (Kodiaq) It was a Skoda dealer in Grimsby that was offering the deal, all the rest were between 5 and 12% Took the deal to local dealer and they matched the deal and threw in a tank of Diesel and mats to sweeten it, I didnt fancy a trip to Grimsby to pick up either

Use Car Wow I have a deal with them that was 14.7% discount this does include the 2k deposit contribution from Skoda though. Remember you are getting 2k deposit contribution the fuel card and 2 services as long as you take PCP finance. All car dealers have quarterly deals and incentives, the ones in Q1 generally seem to be quite generous I assume because start of year may be quiter than rest of the year. The Q2 incentoves will most likely not be available or publicised until April as this current deal expires on March 31st, the fuel card is a pre pay master card as well and you can spend anywhere.

Is it safe to say that given the smallest Alloy that the Kodiaq comes with is 17 inch thats the smallest I should go?, last stupid question does the engine choice dictate minimum wheel and tyre size? only reason I ask is the site linked in an earlier post shows the 1.4 tsi with 17's but the 2l tdi 140 as 18 or 19's

So this is where my stupid questions come in, what are the details that I would need to know to ensure that either aftermarket alloys or Skoda/VW alloys will fit my Kodiaq, other than finding a set of alloys from the Kodiaq accessory brochure of course? Ive seen posts with fitting numbers and its all a foreign langage at the moment I have an edition 2L 150 TDI 4x4 What Info do I actually need to ensure correct fitting, also I noted the tyre size from the Kodiaq Accessories brochure for the tyres on the 17's as well.

Hi Guys Trying to plan ahead for the bear arriving (all be it for winter 18 driving), its seems to be best practice to go down to 17 inch wheels for the kodiaq as this gives access to a wider range of winter tyres than at the 19 inch size. Question becomes though Steelies or Alloys for that spare set, Does anyone have experience of both and what would they recommend?

I went for the Edition, I worked out that for the difference in monthly price between the SEL with my options added and the edition was less than 20 quid, however the edition came with additional kit that would have cost me 55pm to add to the SEL trim, so for the less than 20 quid it was worth just going to the Edition. I am replacing a company car (Mazda CX5 Sport Nav) so was looking for similar spec for roughly the same price and I have managed that.

Thanks 17 inch it is then

It does seem to be common sense I agree, for someone who has never used winter tyres it can be a confusing thing to look at. Next thing I will need to look into is the whole going down sizes on wheels and tyres from 19 to something smaller!!. I know though that there are a few threads that should be able to assist on this one as well.

Once I get the car I will look at Wheel and Tyre combinations for the winter, I will either buy another set of alloys at 19 inch or get smaller wheels and open up a wider range of winters to me. Plenty of time, dont take delivery until Mid May

Lol dont disagree there, I am just thinking safety, the kodiaq for me is a family car for hauling the kids around, my thinking on winter tyres is more just for that added level of safety, rather than turning into a polar explorer. I never have any intent of taking it offroad or out when the conditions do on the odd occasion turn nasty, Im going on if I use winters for the 6 months it saves wear on the summers.

Here is a good video showing 2wd and 4wd with and without winters on an indoor ski slope Seems winters are better than summer in either 2wd and 4wd guise