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Hello, New map data available ECE 2026 - version 26.2.

Hello, You can check whether your vehicle is affected by any recalls on this website; simply enter the VIN: https://www.dieteren.be/en/recall

I’ve had the Crossclimate 2 tyres since I bought my car (nearly 53,000 km in a year and a half). I live in a low-mountain area, but I often find myself driving in the mid-mountain range. I’ve driven on snow-covered roads several times, and they’ve held up well, except on one or two occasions on a road that hadn’t been cleared properly (though it had snowed heavily the night before). The car skidded a bit, but it was easy to get it back on track. And in terms of fuel economy, it performs well; I average just over 4.8 litres, with a lot of motorway driving (a record of 3.5 litres per 100 km on a 60 km journey).

It depends? Do you get snow where you live in winter? A little or a lot? If you need it, this channel might help: https://www.youtube.com/tyrereviews

Cuz the RS is faster than the sound... 😱

Maybe it's time to change the 12V battery.

Not sure about the GPS problem. If not working you'll have to reset it by your local dealer. Be sure to perform a factory reset after the install.

Yes, you can. You'll get a more smooth system.

But 12v battery? OEM?

Battery? How old is it?

It could! In any case, on mine it looked like a Christmas tree. And when I started it up, it made lots of clicking noises.

I had to recharge or jump-start my battery several times over a period of four months before the mechanics officially declared it dead. Each time they connected their diagnostic tool, the battery appeared to be within normal limits. However, I had just come from a Focus 4, which was a heavy battery consumer (apparently due to a telemetry module that was too talkative and drained it, a fault never acknowledged by Ford). So I knew what a low battery was and its symptoms.

Octavia 4 mfd 01/20 5E3035816F Hardware H56 Display Hw H44 Display Sw 2088 No problem yet with 1989, apart from reconnecting devices after a factory reset.

I was able to drive the car for two hours today. Nothing in particular to report...

Updated this morning in 1989 from 1985. I performed two factory resets because I couldn't restore my profile as the main user. Several updates have been installed in the meantime. We'll see if there are any bugs...

No you don't. Sorry!

It might be a good idea for forum contributors to include the following information: - the month/year of manufacture of their car, if they know it ; - the infotainment hardware and screen hardware ; - whether any work was carried out on it due to phantom reboots/uncontrollable sound BEFORE installing SW 1989.

For some or most, as it seems when reading?

Holy cow, the update doesn't seem to be working that well if you believe the feedback on skodacommunity.de!

Hello everyone, Do you know how to make sure that the MIB is compatible with OTA updates? The Skoda website says yes when I enter my car's serial number, and I receive updates for the maps and apps installed on the car (pay to park & fuel, traffication). The Skoda dealer told me it wasn't compatible when I took the car in for its annual service on Monday. I saved the update on a USB stick just in case, but I haven't installed it yet. I'm waiting to see if it will be pushed to my Octavia sooner or later. My car was manufactured on 25.02.2020.

Polish rally driver Miko Marczyk managed to cover 2,381 km (1,759 miles) on a single tank of fuel, driving from Lodz to Paris and back. That's 2.33 litres/100 km, or 100 mpg. https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/longest-fuel-range-%28standard%29 https://www.motor1.com/news/776498/skoda-superb-fuel-efficiency-record/

Yup, there was an update on the ios app last august. It's not due to the 1989 update.

Thank you! Just in case, as my updates were done via USB stick in April, how long does it usually take for OTA updates to be available?

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