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I have the Bowers & Wilkins audio in my Launch Edition, and there’s an annoying rattle coming from what I think is the center channel assembly, only because of the number of parts used there, but I haven’t been able to pinpoint it exactly. I know I’m not the only one, because the one I originally test drove had it too. I took delivery of mine, sight unseen. While on my original test drive, I asked the sales manager before delivery about it over the phone, and his response was “what rattle?” Mine came with the rattle, and it annoys tf out of me. For what this system is, and what the car costs, it’s unreasonable to me.

Anyone have any thoughts, resolution for this?

Hey P3 fam! I’m on the latest software, and use my iPhone as a key, which is also on the latest iOS 26.6. Yesterday the car was not automatically unlocking for me, so I had to get out my phone to gain access, and could start, and drive it. When I got home, it did not automatically lock for me.

Today, as I approached the car, it did not unlock for me again. I used my phone. However, this time when I got in, it would not start, and said there was no key present, so I had to go back inside to grab the physical key. Anyone else having this issue, and know of a fix? Do I uninstall the key prom my phone, and reinstall it?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Edit Update: I’m smart enough to know that when in doubt, reboot! I reboot the car a lot, but didn’t think about it since I had done it two days ago. Nonetheless, rebooting, and turning off/on Bluetooth seemed to fix this issue. Thanks for all of the replies!

Find a quiet place. Turn the volume up to wherever you’re comfortable. Open Apple Music and play “Good for Me (Mixed)” by Above & Beyond in Dolby Atmos, on the link above.

Don’t fiddle with settings. Don’t skip around. Just let the song play from beginning to end, and stop it before the next song plays, if you have Autoplay on.

I’ve owned this car for three months, and I thought I knew what the Bowers & Wilkins system could do. Tonight, I realized I didn’t. I heard details I’d never noticed before, even after listening to this track countless times on my AirPods Pro, and the way the mix collapses behind you at the end is something I genuinely wasn’t prepared for.

I’m not exaggerating when I say I got emotional. I listened twice, got out of the car, and went inside because I wanted that first experience to be the memory I went to sleep with.

Music is deeply personal. This happened to be my reference track. If you have one you’ve listened to a hundred times, start there instead. You might be surprised by what you hear.