Anchorman

You can for standard tires to your wheels. I’ve fitted all seasons to mine.

It says above. It needs to be in the ready mode. I don’t know why you don’t get it?

It encourages non use of the belt. Just click it and load your stuff on the seat.

I hope it works for you but I suspect it won’t.

It’s surprising how much bad information there is on this subject. In fact, driving for half an hour is unnecessary unless of course you need to go somewhere. You don’t need to move an inch, just make sure you leave it READY mode for half an hour. It’s a time function, not a distance function.

What a strange outlook. Take the engine out and fit pedals while you’re at it.

It’s a matter of understanding. The UX doesn’t have an alternator or a starter. It has two types of battery - a big traction battery that drives the wheels and a small capacity version of the 12V battery on a conventional car. This small one is the one causing your starting problems. It’s only job is to power the door locks, heater and the dashboard so it doesn’t need to be big. That little battery gets charged by the big battery - think of it like one of those powerbanks you can carry to charge your phone and in just the same way, it needs to be connected to the big battery to work. It is only connected when the car is in the READY mode. If you sit in the car waiting or you keep moving it in and out of the garage, you don’t give it time to charge. If you’re having battery problems you might take it for a drive but the only thing that helps is the time, not the distance. You can achieve exactly the same by leaving it stood on the drive but it must be in the READY mode i.e. put your foot on the brake and press start. It may start the engine and it may not - the computer will sort that out but you can reduce the likelihood by switching the heater off. You can also lock the door with the second key. If you are not using the car much, half an hour to an hour once a week will stop you having problems as long as you don’t inadvertently discharge the battery by other means.