Alternatively from oem or weatyertech, I have the Tuxmat trunk liner and I'm super happy with them. The fitment is perfect and it comes with mats that velcro to the back of the seats for protection when they are folder down. The floor liner itself has flaps that partially go up the back seats...
I posted earlier that my seat has a lump in the center backrest below my shoulder blades. I actually have to inflate the lumbar support to cancel that out, which I don't like to do since it pushes me out of the bolsters.
Maybe my chair was made on the same assembly line as Macan Turbo Driver's. 😂
You can check the fine print of the service in your Porsche app, under Vehicle Details -> Functions -> Data pass.
For the US, the free service includes unlimited data limited to a speed of 3Mbps.
The paid tier gives you 15GB of data at full 5g speed. When you run out of your 15GB, it goes to...
I have the 18 ways and kind of regret them.
I'm too short (5'7") for the shoulder bolsters to really do anything, and it feels like there's a lump of material that pushes into my back below the shoulder blades. I needed to up the lumbar support to cancel that out.
If I were to do it over...
I'm speaking from the US market. I think you're right about it working in Canada. I recently read a thread where a taycan owner (I think) had their matrix lights coded in the US and when he took his car in for service, he told his advisor "Don't worry if the car thinks it's Canadian". 😂
I always like to quote the Magnuson Moss act, which gives you theoretical protections in the US. Practically speaking though, you still have to have the time and money if Porsche stonewalls you or makes you take them to court.
I know this isnt a proper bose or burmester built in equalizer, but as a workaround, since I use android auto, I've been using my phone's equalizer to tune the sound and it's been working pretty well.
This is the Samsung sound assistant control panel for example: