SEAT Cars

SEAT - Altea, Arosa, Cordoba, Exeo, Ibiza, Inca, Leon, Marbella, Toledo


SEAT is an acronym for Sociedad Espagniola Automobiles de Turismo, which in Spanish means Spanish Touring Automobile Company. Created in 1950 by a state-owned company of Spain, SEAT makes and markets the Ibiza, Leon, Alhambra, Altea, Arosa, Cordoba, Inca, Marbella, Exeo and Toledo cars.

Better maintained tyre pressure for all SEAT cars will optimize fuel efficiency and tyre tread wear, which in turn will lower fuel and tyre costs, improve road safety, and minimize the emission of the air polluting carbon dioxide gas.

Who decides on improving the technology for maintaining the tyre pressure in the SEAT Ibiza, Leon, Alhambra, Altea, Arosa, Cordoba, Inca, Marbella, Exeo, Toledo?

It is the people at Volkswagen, which makes Polo, Golf, Passat and owns SEAT, as well as Audi. Please contact and urge them to adopt better tyre pressure maintenance technology. Click here for their names, telephone numbers and address.

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