Heel Pain

Azatadine

Strange question I know but my heels are killing me after about 20 to 30 minutes driving. I drive an hour to and from work.

I don't think it's the car (A6 C8 2019 S-Line). The car has more legroom that my previous A6 C7 although it's not exactly cavernous in terms of driver legroom. The S-Line seats have excellent adjustment but no matter what I do. The damn heel pain won't go away. Must be due to the fact that the weight of my feet are on the heels of my feet.

Tried different footwear.

Has anyone ever come across a pad or something that I could place on the mat where my heels are?

Is it just me or did anyone else ever experience this? It's a damn pain.

reubenreuben

Did it happen in other cars as it could be the seats causing it.

elperello

Could be plantar fascitiis.

Check it out on Dr Google.

Azatadine

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121083627#Comment_121083627

It does happen in other cars but it's worse in my own. Stupid Audi offset pedals don't really help either I suppose.

Azatadine

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121083654#Comment_121083654

I do have a bit of that going on. Yep.

XsApollo

Was just going to comment on the A6 offset pedals, I do get sore ankles heels in mine. I used to sit with the seat at its lowest point, I sit higher up now and that seems to help.

Azatadine

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121084078#Comment_121084078

I'l think I've tried just about every position and to be fair to the seats, they have just about every adjustment that's available but I think it's either the offset pedals or the pedal positions in terms of where they are located height off the floor or something. The footrest position is kind of crap too. It's too far back or something.

Not to worry, I'll figure something out.