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Congrats beautifull car …Tucson looks warm and inviting… my 2 cents is replace your pirellis as soon asap with MP4S You will notice major improvement ride quality handling noise!!!
Just bought a 2015 TTS with 4K miles. The car is like brand new. For those who know, I have a couple of questions. I drove it from CA to our home in Tucson. I have to say that while I love the car, the road noise and jarring over road seams and bumps was unexpectedly harsh. Interestingly, during my walkthrough for the purchase, I engaged the PDDC on and off. The next day when I arrived in Tucson, I re-engaged and turned off the PDDC and the ride was noticeably immediately better. My questions. First, is it possible that the PDDC system did not turn off which is why the ride across to Tucson was so rough? Again, no question that turning it on and off again improved the ride. Second, while much much better, the ride is still pretty harsh over seams and bumps. Is this pretty typical for the TTS? It is not a problem at all, but just making sure nothing is wrong and the the PDDC system has totally turned off. Thanks
Seems you were actually activating the PASM to sport which will stiffen the ride. PDCC works all the time in the background to prevent body roll and in a straight line, actually makes the ride more comfortable by essentially decoupling the axle side to side.
Seems you were actually activating the PASM to sport which will stiffen the ride. PDCC works all the time in the background to prevent body roll and in a straight line, actually makes the ride more comfortable by essentially decoupling the axle side to side.
Yes, something was going on. The light was off on both Sport and PASM but the suspension seemed to still be activated. As mentioned earlier, cycling the PASM button on and off the next day greatly improved the ride. Anyway, with some tire pressure adjustments and new tires (eventually) all is good
01-24-2019, 09:20 PM
