like everything else in this country its distorted by the fleet market, if private buyers were in the majority specs would be rather different, as it is makers need to satisfy a fleet market where end users often have no ability to upspec so standard specs are more sensitive to some things like this

Thanks - I will try out cancelling the tA on mine - as I think the radio has poor reception with intermittant breaks in sound.

There some threads about i30 radios on i30ownersclub forum http://www.i30ownersclub.com/forum/index.php

Ed

Today I had my i30 radio changed, again!, and it might be too early to say but i'm optimistic that it will now work ok and that I can leave the ta turned on and still get good reception.

Another problem cropped up with the wheel pressure sensors. I thought I had a slow puncture but it turned out to be the sensor valve leaking. The Hyundai garage tried to blame me for this saying I had disturbed the rubber washer on the seal !!! After a long discussion they have agreed to change the seals at their cost ( I had discovered a second wheel leaking air through the rubber seal on the sensor). Be warned, when they leak air, it leaks very quickly and could be dangerous. If you have recently had any tyres changed and the garage have disturbed this rubber washer then you may have problems. Hyundai have only recently warned their dealerships about this but it has not been passed on to the customer.