Do all Tiptronic installations have on the wheel buttons or are there versions which simply employ the gear lever 'nudge' to change up or down?

I assume you mean the paddles. They're an optional extra.

All DSG Superb have gear lever nudge.

Pull back to enter sport and again to exit sport. Sport holds a gear for longer.

Push to the left for manual gear selection. Flick forward to go up a gear, flick back to go down a gear (the opposite to BMW).

All DSG equipped Superbs in  Sportline trim should get paddles as standard. 

Thanks for that BillyJim, I thought that would be the case but Corona has stopped me going out and playing!!!!!

On 19/03/2020 at 02:50, BillyJim said:

I assume you mean the paddles. They're an optional extra.

All DSG Superb have gear lever nudge.

Pull back to enter sport and again to exit sport. Sport holds a gear for longer.

Push to the left for manual gear selection. Flick forward to go up a gear, flick back to go down a gear (the opposite to BMW).

The BMW configuration (same as most great sport cars or race cars) is the most intuitive. I fully dislike the VAG choice.

I've seen a tutorial on an Audi forum to invert the the manual gear selection (pull = gear up / push = gear down). I'd like to do the same but I'm currently missing the Elsawin pics to see how to remove the central console around gear lever and also electrical harnesses schematics...

If anyone knows how to... please MP me. I'll make a tutorial once done.

 

 

On 19/03/2020 at 07:55, Sandgroper said:

Thanks for that BillyJim, I thought that would be the case but Corona has stopped me going out and playing!!!!!

 

I don’t believe we’re are, as yet, banned here in the U.K. from travelling alone in our cars. 

Maybe not, but at 80 years old I am designated 'vulnerable' !!!!  My family are anxious to protect me and I don't wish to increase their concerns simply for my pleasure.