Let’s not sugarcoat anything here – anytime in the winter can often be a hassle, because not only is it cold outside, it’s bound to be freezing inside your car as well. That’s why Ford has introduced settings to its Remote Start feature that allow you to turn on your heated seats before you even step inside for the drive. So today, join Sherwood Ford as we show you how to use Ford Remote Start to activate heated seats!
The majority of new Ford vehicles will have a directional pad on their steering wheels located either on the left or right-hand side. You can use this pad to activate your heated seats from your Remote Start system; here’s how:
You’re done! With this activated, you’ll be greeted by some much-needed warmth when you take your place behind the wheel of your Ford vehicle.
While you can start your Ford remotely with your key, for even greater convenience, you can use the FordPass app. This technology allows you to start, unlock, and turn off your Ford vehicle directly from your device. It can also help you adjust the ambient temperature inside, as well as activate your heated seats, making this a highly convenient piece of technology, especially in the often-brutal Edmonton winter.
Read More: What features come with FordPass SmartLink?
Sherwood Ford offers a wide selection of high-tech Ford vehicles right here on our Edmonton lot. You can find strong pickups like the F-150 or Super Duty, or classy SUVs such as the Escape and Edge. Be sure to contact us today to view our inventory and schedule a test drive!
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