No, it was in the default setting - I had not thought of changing it for the bad weather! Only had it for 5 years next month! Thanks for the tip, will try to remember next time.
Embarrassed to say 5 years next month! Done 44000 kms but not worn out yet.
er...different Peter
([USER=61206]@BruceTheQuail is a Peter also)
I ran the factory Pirelli's for about 4 years before switching to Michelin PS4S's. Obviously the Pirelli's were limited in their ability, but even the benchmark PS4S can be overwhelmed on a wet road.
Never used that mode......................how dare you insinuate that I drive in the rain.
And here was I thinking that you ONLY drive in the rain ie no point driving in the dry when you can go for a spin in the wet and do twice as much detailing when you get home
Never used that mode......................how dare you insinuate that I drive in the rain.
OK, question - does snow/rain mode work for manual gearbox? I know it changes up gears earlier in an auto but what can it do for a manual?
Mine (on the F Type) are probably getting on 4 years old now. Getting a fair amount of wheelspin in the dry on it even a bit putting your foot down at speed, though it is quite a quick car. Noticed them getting slippery over the past 6 months or so, even a touch of lateral drift which was a bit of a heart starter. Thinking on it, you are probably right about them potentially going hard, especially given it doesnt get driven 3 - 4 days a week.er...different Peter
5 years is long enough for them to start going hard, plus 44k km would suggest less than optimum tread depth for wet weather in a rear drive car with even modest grunt.
