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17:th-Oct-2018, 07:29:52
It sounds like the hill start assist is doing its job, which holds the brakes on on hills to help stop you rolling back.
I would suggest trying putting the handbrake on when stopped on a hill and seeing if that makes a difference, the handbrake is designed to auto release when you pull away.
If you do have an electric one make sure you double pull it up when parking to fully apply the handbrake (they are prone to rolling away otherwise).
I would suggest trying putting the handbrake on when stopped on a hill and seeing if that makes a difference, the handbrake is designed to auto release when you pull away.
If you do have an electric one make sure you double pull it up when parking to fully apply the handbrake (they are prone to rolling away otherwise).
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