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Renewal of KIA Roadside Assistance Breakdown Coverage - Avoid It
HOV replied to DreamCatcher88's topic in General Car Chat
In recent years, I have oscillated between the RAC and the AA. I obtain family coverage, ensuring that all four drivers and vehicles within the home are insured. Approaching either of these companies directly may not be the most economical option. Utilising platforms such as Quidco (among other cashback services) might yield a significant discount; however, there is a considerable delay before receiving the cashback. -
I had consistently been loyal to the RAC and frequently endorsed them, but an incident this year irrevocably altered my perspective. In May, my 12-volt battery discharged completely. I succeeded in entering the vehicle, but that was the extent of my accomplishment—I was unable to secure it. I utilised the application to solicit assistance and received a notification indicating they will contact me once a patrol was located. After some time, I was informed that someone would attend to me in around four hours. Suboptimal, although I was at home rather than stranded. This occurred at approximately 11:30. At 12:45, I received another message indicating they were exceedingly busy and would need to reschedule for the following day, which meant my car would be unlocked on a public road throughout the night. I contacted them to elucidate the issue and was informed that they will assess the matter and respond within the hour. No one made a call. Upon my subsequent contact, they acknowledged the receipt of my call but indicated that no action had been taken. In a state of despair, I resorted to Green Flag. They were unable to provide a specific time but indicated that assistance was available. At approximately 15:00, I received a message indicating that a technician will endeavour to come by 16:30. Thirty minutes later, I received a call from him indicating he would arrive in twenty minutes. He arrived punctually, and within ten minutes, my automobile was operational once more.
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Renewal of KIA Roadside Assistance Breakdown Coverage - Avoid It
KWILB replied to DreamCatcher88's topic in General Car Chat
I possess the identical RAC policy as mentioned above, costing £23 per annum with a £40 call-out fee. They offer an additional tyre replacement coverage for £36 annually, which provides up to £150 per tyre for a maximum of five claims per year. convenient for individuals, such as me, lacking a spare tyre. I believe that £59 annually is a reasonable cost, and it has been noted that even with two £40 call-out fees in a year, it amounts to only a slight increase over the Kia pricing, with tyre coverage included as well. -
I have possessed my EV3 for somewhat more than a year and have received correspondence from Kia Roadside Assistance—managed exclusively by the RAC—regarding the renewal of my coverage at a 'Special' rate of £10.67 per month, totalling £128 annually. A brief inquiry on MoneySuperMarket for comparable breakdown coverage yielded intriguing results. Letter of Renewal The most economical yearly like-for-like coverage commences at £7.87 per year, whereas RAC annual coverage is priced at £23.99. I choose the RAC for £23.99. If European Breakdown cover was required, it incurred an additional cost of £60. Thank you, but I decline Kia Roadside Assistance; I will obtain equivalent coverage directly from the RAC and save £104 in the process.
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FSD 12.5.2 on Hardware 4 Experiences Reduced Performance
Psychil replied to Treeri's topic in General Car Chat
My 2023 Model Y exhibits the similar behaviour in Autopilot with Autosteer. A curve in the road features a vehicle positioned in the centre median, yet not within the travel lanes, occasionally for reasons I cannot discern. The absence of a straightforward "resume" also frustrates me. -
FSD 12.5.2 on Hardware 4 Experiences Reduced Performance
Flexfer replied to Treeri's topic in General Car Chat
It is analogous to seeing a physician and stating, "My arm experiences pain when I perform this action," to which the physician responds, "Refrain from doing that." -
FSD 12.5.2 on Hardware 4 Experiences Reduced Performance
torque2me replied to Treeri's topic in General Car Chat
I consistently appreciate words of this nature. In actuality, the Speed Limit denotes the maximum permissible speed rather than the anticipated driving velocity. Speed regulation has been a concern since the implementation of ASSO around six months ago. Widely recognised problem with numerous discussions addressing it. Simply use the accelerator to increase speed. -
FSD 12.5.2 on Hardware 4 Experiences Reduced Performance
VVC-Geeza replied to Treeri's topic in General Car Chat
Reduce speed; nonetheless, the vehicles are not achieving the designated speed restriction. -
FSD 12.5.2 on Hardware 4 Experiences Reduced Performance
torque2me replied to Treeri's topic in General Car Chat
That indeed appears to align with the recommended approach: to proceed cautiously on corners and in congested traffic. -
FSD 12.5.2 on Hardware 4 Experiences Reduced Performance
stevenkeyte replied to Treeri's topic in General Car Chat
Identical situation with my Model S from November 2016, equipped with version 12.3.6 of Full Self-Driving. It did not occur prior to the most recent update, which was several months ago. Frustration... -
FSD 12.5.2 on Hardware 4 Experiences Reduced Performance
HOV replied to Treeri's topic in General Car Chat
My M3 Performance is exhibiting the same issue. -
The Full Self-Driving (FSD) feature on my Model Y decelerates in heavy traffic or at corners and fails to regain the predetermined speed once the traffic dissipates or upon entering a higher speed limit zone. This is somewhat frustrating on the highway, as it gradually decelerates to approximately 52 mph despite being set to a maximum of 59 mph. Drivers behind me must question what is amiss with me. This is a fundamental function of adaptive cruise control that operates as expected in all other vehicles I have owned, for which I did not incur monthly fees. What is the utility of the lane-keeping feature if the vehicle consistently irritates other drivers by often decelerating? Anticipating a prompt update.
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Merely a BD Original (TM) Slim. By now, you should be sufficiently acquainted with my aesthetic! It comprises content that is partially distributed among numerous MBClub discussions and posts, many of which I have contributed to, all consolidated in a single location. I recently initiated a comparable thread on tyre skip, having observed its increasing mention in recent posts, with the expectation of further discussions to follow. I proposed that instead of each individual responding to every new thread with identical information, I (and others) may respond to new threads by providing a link.
