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I took the car to Chapel Hill from Charlotte last week and on a round trip to my lake house yesterday. Both trips looked like 375-400 mile range, so I was in the 3.4-3.6 area which seems pretty on par for an AGT on 21's. I do not drive for efficiency, but I do try to keep it under 10 mph over...

I normally would as well. I get charged for the visit to my lake house to service the boat, but not if they are servicing other boats in the same trip. They will split the cost by however many of us there are as we are also trying to accommodate their schedules, more than two and no charge...

That is contrary to what I have been told regarding cost, but the Mobile guys are in Charlotte quite a bit, so travel is somewhat easy to coordinate. I still have heard nothing back, not saying that is bad or unacceptable, just not the usual quick response I had received in the past.

It was via text with Customer Care. I agree, no financial sense on multiple levels.

Bottom line, manual requires annual service at a specified interval and I do not trivialize that requirement. Even though the only items they might replace are filters and wiper blades, the more important items are the inspections and checks and the potential of uncovering something that might...

So, if you ignore “annual service” as defined in the manual, does it void your warranty? The copy of the manual that @hydbob posted on page 1 of this thread includes much more than that. Although many items are just inspections, does ignoring the annual service and thus not catching something...

I guess I would rather do what has been documented as a requirement than fighting over it later if there was ever a reason to, plus I have a few other things I need them to look at. It just makes sense for them to make one trip.

CS finally said they were sending the request to my Service Center. The exchange was strange. First, they told me what I stated above. I then quoted the manual with respect to it being “12 months or 12k miles, whichever happens first” They finally said that it would be up to the service center...

So, I just texted "Customer Care" to get my "annual service" scheduled as I am a month or so out. I also would like for them to change out the tire I have a small bubble on (really small). I was told via text that "you have XXXX miles on your car and we do not schedule annual service until you...

I thought of that as well, but it would actually work as it should at times. I would think the cameras either are calibrated and work or they aren't and don't, not try to run me into the left wall one minute and 30 minutes later work splendidly without stopping/resetting in between.

The EA stop in Commerce, GA and the one at The Mall of GA were good-to-go a month or so ago. There is also ONE in Charlotte that, ironically, I have never been to.

I played around with HA on my roundtrip drive up to Chapel Hill to pick my son up from UNC. On both legs, HA started out as "merge left". I would turn it on and the car would just drift to the left, over the line and had to have some intervention before I hit the wall or ran off the road...

Mine stays off and I live with the warning light. An easy option though would be to have that warning light illuminate when you first start the drive and stay on for a fixed amount of time, then go off.

Well, on the plus side, it is consistently inconsistent...

$100k++ automobile and we are talking about using painter's tape and electrical tape in the cabin???o_O What's next? Duct tape to hold down the frunk? I guess that kind of goes with me spitting out the passenger window three times, whistling Dixie and placing my left palm flat against the...

I have a similar situation. The main road by my house has a bunch of potholes and/or repairs on one side of the road, so I end up straddling the middle turn lane to avoid that area. Car either doesn't want me doing that or just enjoys living on the edge and braving the bumps/blown tires. I...

Yea, my 1965 Cobra Replica was probably to most dangerous car I have owned. Putting 525hp in a sub-2000lb car with no traction control, no anti-lock brakes, so safety gear of any sort (other than a seat belt) required respect to drive at all and a bit of skill if you wanted to test it. My 1973...

Well, I think she just feels as neglected and unappreciated as Alexa. I never use or pay any attention to either.

What I have found helps is to get the car above 50mph, spit out the right window three times while holding the palm of your left hand firmly against the back top glass while whistling "dixie" between each spit attempt. Again, this requirement of software input gymnastics needs to, and will...

My BMW M5 would continue to play music until either locked or a set amount of time had gone by. Not sure they are still that way, but it did the same thing. I got used to it, but it drove my wife crazy. I have a Faraday box/pouches that I keep my fobs in.