Bicster
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Opinions vary, I never saw a reason to have anything but maximum. Don't know of any way to change defaults but I'd want that 2 on the steering wheel to be 3. When it gets below zero, 4 would be better.When 1st pressing either the steering wheel or seat. It always defaults to the maximum (3 on the seat, 2 on the steering wheel). I find this annoying as I always adjust back it down to the minimum values. Is there a way to default start on minimum value?
You’re in the Hot SeatI love the steering wheel warm but the seats in my ride burn me on low quickly and I turn it off after about 5 minutes!
What really burns my ass is a fire about 2 feet high.I love the steering wheel warm but the seats in my ride burn me on low quickly and I turn it off after about 5 minutes!
3 Feet.What really burns my ass is a fire about 2 feet high.
So far every car I had with heated got real hot real fast.It kind of bothers me that it's backwards as well but like others I use the app to start my car in the winter and set it how I want it anyway. Heated seats mess with my guts so I end up turning them off after a few minutes anyway.
I guess a lot of vehicles have the heated seats go from max to min nowadays, my mom's Jeep does this as well.
My GM cars did too. I want that seat a warm as it can be when the temperature is around zero.It kind of bothers me that it's backwards as well but like others I use the app to start my car in the winter and set it how I want it anyway. Heated seats mess with my guts so I end up turning them off after a few minutes anyway.
I guess a lot of vehicles have the heated seats go from max to min nowadays, my mom's Jeep does this as well.
And I’m not crazy about using the touch screen for the heated. Audi’s push button is easy to locate and set. A quick double tap and it’s not on high.I just wish it would stay on the last setting when restarting the car... My Audi would do that.
My wife rode in the passenger seat for almost two hours the other night with her heated seat on high and a jacket draped over her like a blanket and was very content. During the same drive I had my seat on the lowest heat setting for about 30 minutes then turned it off. We are all different and all want different levels of warmth. I'm sure Genesis set the levels for the heated seats with everyone in mind, the hottest setting hopefully warm enough for those people who are always cold and the lowest setting good for people who just want a little warmth added. Enginnners understand these products aren't for one persons preference, the engineers are designing products with settings so everyone can be comfortable. Which is why we all love the multiple zone temperature settings. I would never set AC to 65 degrees or the heat to 90, but I'm sure there are people here that have used those settings in their GV70 and why those settings need to exist.Every winter here hits -40 or lower so we are connoisseurs of heated seats and steering wheels.The maximum temperature of the seats really is too hot - after only a minute or two.
I'm just happy to have a heated steering wheel again. By far the thing I missed most when I had my RDX. I did wonder the same thing as you Bicster. Usually things start at low and then go to high but its a quick learning curve and I'm knocking down the seat and wheel about 10 minutes into my drive once everything gets toasty.

Agree - most annoying, and as stated, FWP.All my current vehicles start off at maximum heat (or cooled) when pressed, however the GV70 is the only vehicle that requires me to change which button I press to decrease the setting. That's my only small complaint, having to press the heated button then change to the cooled button to decrease to a less heated setting. In my other vehicles you press the same button and the settings decrease and cycle through. Small complaint about first world problems.