PopeyeR

The tires are new; however, I am uncertain about the age of the TPMS valves.

That seems accurate, considering they are 2 PSI off and maybe 10 years old, unless a prior owner has replaced them. Both my digital tire pump and pressure gauge said that the tire was at 32 PSI; but, without a reference quantity, the accuracy remains uncertain. All readings were conducted within a 15-minute interval, thereby eliminating any potential discrepancies related to time and temperature.

I received a TPMS alert over the weekend due to one of my tires being slightly underinflated. The reading was 28 instead of 32. I restored the pressure to the prescribed level and inflated the other three tyres; however, the display now indicates a pressure of 34, and all tyres appear overinflated while being accurate when tested at the valve. The tyres were inflated when cold, and the vehicle was not operated at any time between measurements. Is this deemed typical? It is not a significant matter; I would merely be interested in knowing for future reference.

The employee at Costco was misinformed when I purchased my Bosch battery, as he insisted that I required a stop-start battery, which was incorrect. The C-HR does not employ a starter motor like a traditional stop/start engine does, allowing for the installation of a standard lead-acid battery, similar to the factory-installed one, but with a greater amp-hour (Ah) rating.

I believe the cells are identical for both engines; however, you may get the largest capacity battery that fits in the tray behind the hood.

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Do you possess the 1.8 or 2.0 litre variant? Any of these options should suffice.

The DVLA remains outdated; transferring a number plate from your vehicle may be done online, but only between 7 AM and 7 PM. If you want a new V5 for which you must pay, the transaction cannot be conducted online, and payment must be made by check or postal order. Earlier this year, I had to search through cabinets to locate an old cheque book.

I inquired about the ICCU problem, and the answer was, "Oh, I haven't heard anything about that; it must be an isolated case!" I do not believe him. Although I preferred the EV4 over the EV3, I want to wait at least a year to observe future developments, since I still have two years of warranty remaining on my E-Niro.

I attended the local premiere this evening and found the EV4 more impressive than the EV3, hence I may contemplate acquiring one in the future; however, it will need to surpass my 2020 E-Niro. I saw that it only has USB-C connectors, lacking USB-A ports, necessitating a reevaluation of my USB music library. The menus seemed to lack intuitiveness.

I am aware that it is irrational to observe M automobiles lacking folding mirrors. I have observed these equipped solely with rear parking sensors. BMW tends to impose charges for these additional features that are often included as standard in other vehicles.

If a button is absent, then folding mirrors are not equipped on the vehicle as normal.

3,000,000 miles

Oil and filter are changed every 6,000 miles after the first 3,000 miles. The chain was replaced. How many miles will it last? Please do not provide an answer.

I never said that it would. It will temporarily reduce the noise. For instance, suppose you travelled from Norfolk to London by car. The chain began to produce noises; adding a can of Wynn's or STP may increase the likelihood of reaching home. No one has disclosed the mileage achievable on a new chain after 300,000 miles.