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How are you liking 'keyless entry'.... - alibeau - 30-09-2011 11:01am
Hubby collected his RRS on Wednesday and it has keyless entry which my Evoque will also have.
At the moment (and I know it has only been a couple of days) he doesn't really like it...... bearing in mind that on his last RRS you had to press a button on the fob to unlock, once for drivers door, twice for the remaining doors and then put the key into the ignition....
He is in the habit of having locked the car, trying one of the door handles to double check it is locked, of course if he does that now the door opens again
Also he can't get used to having 'nowhere' to put his keys once inside the car.....Have you all adapted to keyless entry?? Is he just struggling to move with the times
Ali
RE: How are you liking 'keyless entry'.... - vision*R - 30-09-2011 11:06am
On my Lexus I check the rear door to see if it is closed. Just as easy.
I keep my key in my pocket all the time.
RE: How are you liking 'keyless entry'.... - XFullFatTim - 30-09-2011 11:09am
Have learned to adapt my ways with it, although I don't check that doors have locked because on mine when the doors lock the mirrors fold and the indicators flash even if I brush the ridged section of the door lock. I can still (and sometimes do) use the fob to lock the car though. What I do find a bit annoying is the number of times I get "cannot find keyfob" on the dash when it's in my trouser pocket within a metre of the sensor..................... then I have to get the fob out and place it close to the underside of the steering column.
RE: How are you liking 'keyless entry'.... - Craig_d1 - 30-09-2011 11:33am
I love keyless go. We have it on our disco4, and like Tim says, when you get out the car and push the button on the door handle, the mirrors fold and the indicators flash. If the car doesn't lock(normally happens when I'm with my wife and she has the keys) the car will emit a beep.
As for not knowing where to put the keys...tell him to keep them in his pocket. Then he can't forget to take them out of the car and lock himself out.
RE: How are you liking 'keyless entry'.... - griff - 30-09-2011 11:51am
I've had keyless entry on my BMW for four years. I tend to wear a shirt with a top pocket and just keep the key in there and I have no problem.
I do find at one place I go to the wifi screws up my key. All I do then is unlock and lock the car with the fob.
Works well for me
RE: How are you liking 'keyless entry'.... - Token - 30-09-2011 01:06pm
I hate keyless entry and keyless go...it's cool but frankly it's just a nuisance and for me, adds no value. However, it comes with the LUX pack so I will just have to live with it!
RE: How are you liking 'keyless entry'.... - ant - 30-09-2011 02:43pm
I'm loving it so far. Still getting used to not having to remove the key from the ignition, but it will come with time. Just leaving te fob in my pocket now and touching the ridges on the handle to lock. Mirrors fold in as a confirmation. Great.
ANT
RE: How are you liking 'keyless entry'.... - vinda - 02-10-2011 12:20am
Love it. So useful when hands are full. Or got the baby in caraway to put into car.
RE: How are you liking 'keyless entry'.... - vcruiser - 02-10-2011 12:29am
Had this on my mercedes and loved it.
I hate the fact that my RRS doesn't have it, so I'm damn excited to have this feature again!