Sounds like you may have it on a “high” or standard default setting. I put mine to low and it isn’t really a struggle, more like you can feel it trying but not enough to put a strain to keep moving over.
DWI assist? I Haven't heard it called that before. ? But I suppose some people think that's what it's for.? Now that I can't drink anymore I guess I don't need it.
Agree wholeheartedly, I had just never heard it called that.
The curmudgeons tend to get riled up. You would be pissed too if you had to pee 12 times a night.LOL, reading all the Hatfield and McCoy type of divide responses is hilarious. I actually decided I wasn't even going to post my concern if no one else had posted anything. I assumed I would get the same kind of vitriol on both sides ... like the Auto Stop/Start or Tailgate Damper. Seems like there's a clear division on some of these issues.
Personally, I don't care which side people are on. I can turn it on or off like everyone else. I was just happy to confirm that I wasn't the only one having this problem (or feature depending on your opinion). Also, good to know that I can adjust the settings because when I turned it on I didn't get any alerts, noises, lights, etc. I actually wouldn't mind an alert light or something.
When mine did it I thought I was in a stall and tried to pull up, couldn't find the flaps lever!! ? A bit of airplane humor. I disabled the vibration it was annoying. I can foresee using it on a long sleepy road trip eventually.
Stick shaker reference, I like it. haha Too bad there isn't also a robotic woman's voice saying "terrain" as well.
Navigate to 4 low recommended!
) That setting at least sticks, unlike the Auto Start/Stop setting!
I know, right! When I noticed that the Lane Assist setting stayed on I was like, "oh, this one you can keep?"At least we have the little button on the end of the turn signal lever. (PET PEEVE ALERT: Oh that's right they don't teach what that's for in drivers ed anymore.
I thought there was something wrong with my truck when I first got it. I tried the LA the day before and the next morning I didn't realize it was still active and the wheel was fighting me and shook while changing lanes. lolAt least we have the little button on the end of the turn signal lever. (PET PEEVE ALERT: Oh that's right they don't teach what that's for in drivers ed anymore.
The vibration is useful for me on longer trips, commuting it stinks because people drive like a-holes and I'm constantly swerving/swearing as I drive.
