Liteboy

Mine has done 24k miles and the front pads were nearly down to the metal, the discs were pretty worn too. Did both last week, checked the rear pads too just for piece of mind and they had about 3mm left so did them as well, rear discs were fine. Car stops a lot better now.

Gone to a good home 👍 I have two PIRELLI SCORPION VERDE 235 45 R20 100V XL tyres with approx 5 to 6mm of tread left on them. These came off my Kodiaq when I changed to Goodyear Eagle F1s all round and I kept the best two of the pirellis. I need to clear some space so these need to go. Free to any Briskoda members if you collect them. Located near Wisbech, Cambridgeshire.

Yep, even managed to get the usb/lighter module out but can't get the top off. The gear lever surround pops up at the back but has a large tab that goes back under the armrest cubby. Think that section might need to come out first.

I have an annoying rattle from the dash behind the tray in front of the gear selector. Does anyone know how to take this apart?

Tested it all yesterday and it beads well everywhere. 👍

@varooomHi I have the following version on my Kodiaq Sportline, is there a newer version please?

Got it back this afternoon and what a difference. They used a guy who details cars for a living, looks so shiny all the contamination has gone, all the swirls on the bonnet have gone. Just need to do a water bead test to see how it performs. As an aside they lent me a 1.0 tsi Scala OMG what an underpowered dangerous car. Pulling away just no go at all.

So the car is going into the dealership tomorrow to have the Lifeshine removed with guidance from Autoglym, it will then be machine polished and then the product reapplied. They are having it for two days so hopefully it will be a better job this time.

I used these people for our Kodiaq very good fit and looking at Octavia in their drop down menu it does mention armrests as an option. https://rhinoukbootlinersltd.co.uk/

We recently purchased a 69 plate Kodiaq in Moon white metallic and as part of the deal the Skoda dealer applied the Autoglym Lifeshine products to the car. However they obviously didn't prep the paintwork properly and there are swirls in the paintwork and what looks like spots of dirt under the ceramic coating. The paintwork doesn't bead up particularly well when wet. Just wondered if anyone else has had this applied and if there were issues were they sorted out. I have spoken to Autoglym technical and they have said to return it to the dealer to have the issues rectified. Have spoken to the service manager and will be taking it in next week so it will be interesting to see what they say. Not holding my breath though.

We have a Kodiaq Sportline with 20" wheels and would like to get some wheels and tyres to swap over during the winter as where we live is quite rural and the roads can be quite muddy from farm traffic. When we do get snow the 20" Pirelli tyres might as well be slicks. Was thinking of dropping down to 18" and wondered if others had done a similar thing.

We needed rear seat covers for our Kodiaq and looking around and at the price of the Skoda ones and that the dealer couldn't guarantee that they would fit the Sportline we bought some online for £40. Well let's just say they were a very poor fit and not that good however they fit our Panda Trekking perfectly (shows you how poor of a fit they were). We thought we were going to be stuck with the Skoda ones as the only choice but the came upon the Rhino Bootliners website. They make them to order and they also are two separate pieces one for the single seat and one for the double seat. They fit like a bag over the back of the seat and have strong elastic around the base, plus separate head rest covers to. Very impressed with the design and quality. Means the dogs don't have to go in the boot to.

That is identical to our factory fit towbar on our 2016 Vrs, made by westfalia but branded Vag. We had the insert in the boot without spare and there was a perfectly shaped space for it there.

Is it possible to stop the drive modes switching back to normal every time you turn the ignition off and on? I have my favourite options set under Individual and would like the car to stay in that mode. I had an Octavia Vrs TDI estate since 2019 before switching to the Kodiaq and it always stayed in the mode it was in when turned off.

Traded in my 2016 Octavia Vrs TDI estate today for a 2019 Kodiaq 2.0 Tsi Sportline 4x4. My wife says I have finally bought a grown ups car only taken 60 years😁