[dhmom]

I have a 2010 Acadia bought in Feb. Just had it in for 2nd time related to a rubbing noise in steering column along with servicing (dealership now ordering 2nd warranty part, have to bring it in again for replacement). Before servicing I had 3 tires reading low. I was told "that happens when it's cold". Dealership delivered vehicle back to my workplace after servicing (which is nice of them) and when I went to drive home an hour later, I now have the stabilitrak not functioning light on and remote start won't work. Dealership told me that's because it's really cold out (-28C today).

So- I bought a vehicle for its safety features, I live in a place with 5-6 months of cold, icy winter weather, and I am to expect that my stabilitrak and tire pressure gauges won't read accurate and my remote start won't work because it's cold?? Kind of like buying a furnace that works best in the summer.

Any advice?

 

[jsimms]

Before servicing I had 3 tires reading low. I was told "that happens when it's cold".

This could be; air pressures fluctuate with temperature and cold temps will cause your tire pressures to read low

I now have the stabilitrak not functioning light on and remote start won't work. Dealership told me that's because it's really cold out (-28C today).

This statement makes no sense at all; I would challenge this or find another dealer; not everything can be explained by cold weather