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Thanks all ! I've just ordered one 🙂

Hello everyone, I have Skoda Kodiaq 2019 (SUV, Diesel 2.0). Today a message appeared on the dashboard "Check the oil level". What kind of oil should I buy ?

So if there is no pull catch and no towbar I cannot install a new towbar ?

Hello everyone, we have 7 seater Kodiaq from 2019. Does anybody know if it is possible to fit a tow bar in this car ? Also, I bought all in service some time ago - would fitting the tow bar violate the service ? Thanks

Also are the roof bars compatible with any bike rack (or vice versa ...) ?

Hello everyone, does anybody have any recommendation for roof bike rack for Skoda Kodiaq ? Ideally: not expensive 😅 Thanks

If this is battery - how do I find the exact model that needs to be purchased ? Or can I charge it at home ? Or try to charge it ? I noticed that for a last couple of days (weeks ?) when I was arriving at a destination, the engine didn't stop automatically but was still working. I understand when it is summer and hot. But this is an autumn and the engine didn't stop either. And I had to turn it off with the start/stop button.

Hello everyone, this morning, I was not able to start the engine in our Kodiaq. I attached the short video. Also, when pressing the brake pedal (and starting the engine), it doesn’t feel as soft as usual. I guess this is battery, but is there any way I can be 100% sure ? Thanks short.mp4

Nope. They told me they know what needs to be replaced but they had to submit an approval request to VW UK to confirm it will be covered by all-in service.

Anyone having a detailed picture how to measure the size of brake pads ?

@rbss to Poland.

Hi @rbss , thanks for your message ! I am afraid I am not a person that fixes car from time to time and especially replacing brake pads. Unless it is dead simple ? How do I measure the pads ? Any picture which part need to be measured ? Re gear box - they will submit a request to Skoda UK and wait for a feedback if this is covered by all-in service. It will take a few days.

Hello everyone, I got my Kodiaq to service today (inspection + gear box issues). They recommended replacing rear brake pads as they are 80% worn (3 mm remaining) and they are going to charge almost £450 for that. I am going abroad soon and I think I can have them replaced cheaper (I need to confirm that to be 100% sure though). It is first rear brake pads replacement since we have our Kodiaq (~ 6 years). How far (give or take) can I drive having 3 mm rear pads ?

I've just booked in and they said I will have to pay for diagnosis ☹️

I have all-in service. Should I call Skoda garage and tell them they need to fix this ?