Dynamic Steering
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Re: Dynamic Steering
Bro mamad
Maybe you could try to check if you have set the steering mode to Sports.
Personally, I don't like steering feel at comfort which is why I set my individual preference to Sports for steering and Auto for gearbox response.
Even that, I feel the steering feel is soft. And no, I don't experience any difference in handling between the time I start moving the car till a later drive.
In any event, at 18k km, an alignment job is probably due
Maybe you could try to check if you have set the steering mode to Sports.
Personally, I don't like steering feel at comfort which is why I set my individual preference to Sports for steering and Auto for gearbox response.
Even that, I feel the steering feel is soft. And no, I don't experience any difference in handling between the time I start moving the car till a later drive.
In any event, at 18k km, an alignment job is probably due
Re: Dynamic Steering
Hi experienced A6H bros - i'm kinda new here.
Not sure if the issue I am encountering with the steering response is similar to your experience.
Usually, in the morning or during the first hour, on straight road/ highway, the steering feel is somewhat "stiff". I mean, it is not smooth when you make that left or right adjustment while driving. There is some kind of resistance when I try to slightly adjust the steering to left/ right. Something wrong with my car's alignment or is this normal? 70% of the time the steering is OK and smooth. (Bought the car at 18k km on ori Michelin tyre).
TQ
Not sure if the issue I am encountering with the steering response is similar to your experience.
Usually, in the morning or during the first hour, on straight road/ highway, the steering feel is somewhat "stiff". I mean, it is not smooth when you make that left or right adjustment while driving. There is some kind of resistance when I try to slightly adjust the steering to left/ right. Something wrong with my car's alignment or is this normal? 70% of the time the steering is OK and smooth. (Bought the car at 18k km on ori Michelin tyre).
TQ
mamadA6H- Posts : 68
Join date : 2014-03-29
Re: Dynamic Steering
Yeah, ultra high performance tyres like the Goodyear Asymetric 2 or Toyo T1R, etc
Very importantly! Make sure you ask for XL rated tyre version for whatever makes you buy. It comes with reinforced sidewall to handle the extra weight of the car else you may get a bulge
Very importantly! Make sure you ask for XL rated tyre version for whatever makes you buy. It comes with reinforced sidewall to handle the extra weight of the car else you may get a bulge
Re: Dynamic Steering
Agree with you completely on this hkgan. Coming from an Msports e90 myself, the handling of the A6h is akin to a sampan.
I find You can better your handling experience by downshifting manually into corners than let the rather mundane 8 speeder hunt down the gears
Maybe I'll change to a UHP tyre when the turanza's life is up
I find You can better your handling experience by downshifting manually into corners than let the rather mundane 8 speeder hunt down the gears
Maybe I'll change to a UHP tyre when the turanza's life is up
Re: Dynamic Steering
Having driven a Bimmer 5ser, e39 to e60 for last 11yrs, I really don't like the soft steering feel. A6Hy has the same feels of Camry / Japanese, it lack of the Germany's handling feel & confident.
Even with Dynamic set, I still find steering on corner and bend is still not as good compared to my previous car. But parking is much lighter and effortless.
I begin to miss my handling experience on bending at > 130km/h on highway !
Even with Dynamic set, I still find steering on corner and bend is still not as good compared to my previous car. But parking is much lighter and effortless.
I begin to miss my handling experience on bending at > 130km/h on highway !
hkgan- Posts : 5
Join date : 2013-06-26
Re: Dynamic Steering
From the manual, it seems that if you choose dynamic Drive mode, the instrument cluster will display S indicating sports shift mode. Not sure if you have to manually invoke s mode everytime you restart the car. Maybe someone who has tried this can comment. My car is still being run in and in have this stubborn practice of adhering to the run in period moderate driving guidelines
Re: Dynamic Steering
guys,
when choose dynamic, gear shift will switch to s-mode.
but if i restart the car, with Dynamic choosen, gear shift will change back to d-mode.
i need to manual shift to S-mode everytime i start the car...even with Dynamic. only the steering remain dynamic but not the transmission.
is this normal or something wrong with mine?
when choose dynamic, gear shift will switch to s-mode.
but if i restart the car, with Dynamic choosen, gear shift will change back to d-mode.
i need to manual shift to S-mode everytime i start the car...even with Dynamic. only the steering remain dynamic but not the transmission.
is this normal or something wrong with mine?
genkis3- Posts : 38
Join date : 2013-06-25
Re: Dynamic Steering
Yep, auto is based on speed.
Initially, didn't felt the difference between comfort and auto. Once tyres were properly run in, it handled better but still have to manually downshift to get that cornering confidence
Maybe it's also because the tyre is comfort based Bridgestone turanza. Same ones used on a camry. Only differences are they're made in Poland and XL rated which stands for extra load, ie has a reinforced sidewall. Makes sense cos this beast weighs in at 1.8 tonnes
Initially, didn't felt the difference between comfort and auto. Once tyres were properly run in, it handled better but still have to manually downshift to get that cornering confidence
Maybe it's also because the tyre is comfort based Bridgestone turanza. Same ones used on a camry. Only differences are they're made in Poland and XL rated which stands for extra load, ie has a reinforced sidewall. Makes sense cos this beast weighs in at 1.8 tonnes
Re: Dynamic Steering
I don't feel any difference with Auto. Suspect it detects based on the speed? Do you feel the change/difference?
Anyway you can go to individual and set dynamic only for steering. However I've went for full dynamic since Day 3. I can feel the throttle better, just try not to overdo it.
Anyway you can go to individual and set dynamic only for steering. However I've went for full dynamic since Day 3. I can feel the throttle better, just try not to overdo it.
renegade- Posts : 3
Join date : 2013-06-25
Re: Dynamic Steering
Don't use comfort for regular driving, it handles like a sampan.
The manual recommends auto for regular driving while comfort should only be used on long distance drives.
I've not used dynamic, still running in the engine
The manual recommends auto for regular driving while comfort should only be used on long distance drives.
I've not used dynamic, still running in the engine
Dynamic Steering
The comfort mode has little feedback, especially during cornering which in itself the A6 chasis feels very rigid.
Dynamic is better, but still somewhat lacking. Otherwise it feels like driving a toy car. Just my opinion.
How is everyone else' feeling so far? I wonder if it's possible to do manual tuning for more feedback.
Dynamic is better, but still somewhat lacking. Otherwise it feels like driving a toy car. Just my opinion.
How is everyone else' feeling so far? I wonder if it's possible to do manual tuning for more feedback.
renegade- Posts : 3
Join date : 2013-06-25
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