ND tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS)
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- davekmoore
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Re: ND tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS)
It has an indicator "telling" you when to change gear. It seems to be biased towards economy driving. I'm not a fan.
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Re: ND tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS)
Oh thats not so good- I cannot see that being much use. MX5s dont use much fuel and besides experts say that cars that are babied dont last as long as ones that get a rev every now and again. Pity about the crazy speed limits when a burl is out.
- Vat
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Re: RE: Re: ND tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS)
project.r.racing wrote:In a effort to save grams. Mazda still add this useless feature?
Tyre pressuring monitoring is compulsory in some markets (some European countries, IIRC). If it's seen as value-add in other places, makes production and marketing sense to leave it in.
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QR-Clubman 66.5109|Sprint 63.3635|Sportsman 67.4673|National 92.3481|Lakeside 65.7478|MP K 1:35.382|MP E 1:16.422|NM 1:08.017
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