Question for Owners about sensors

  • Thread starter Thread starter chuckh007
  • Start date Start date
  • Replies Replies 23
  • Views Views 4K
chuckh007 said:
I am glad that you guys are having so much fun !! Like most people these days, it is apparently impossible to put ones self in anothers shoes. You should see my garage. We need a hanging tennis ball for my wife to park her car safely. And I will be damned if I will do it again for a new car. However, i might have to. Come on now with your witty responses.
Click to expand...
Don’t take it in to personally most people are just joking. I agree with you the front sensors are very useful, I’ve. Kona and it’s fitted with them. I’ve ordered a Niro 4+ top spec in the UK and it come with front sensors. They are very useful and I agree with you should be fitted.
 
I had the front sensors on my 2014 car, but don't on my 2019 US Niro EV. I really miss the sensors. I ended up putting a tire mat with little humps on it in my garage so I don't hit the steps when I park. My wife didn't like the idea of a tennis ball hanging from the ceiling. I'd rather have the sensors.
 
Daiglea said:
I do have a question since my vehicle is quite new. Today the forward collision warning came on while I was driving and caused the car to brake suddenly even though there was nothing in front of me. Has anyone encountered this issue? Should I take it to the dealer to check?
Click to expand...

this has not happened to me, though I notice it wants to brake often before I think it is necessary. I disabled it...or maybe there was a setting I found to make it less paranoid. I no longer recall.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top