Sound setting advice

[OldCoupeGRGuy]

This is a strange one to ask:
I have a cocker spaniel and for five years with the GR Yaris she sits and lays in the boot without a problem.
She has a problem with the prelude. She pants for half of the time and it sends me crazy. It is a very long time since I had regular panting going on in the back of my car!
I tried the seats down but she stressed with the big area she wasn't used to and just stood shaking.
She is best with the seats up as they block some of the panting noise and probably feels secure.

Now, I have just found the setting to have the sound mainly in the back so it covers it quite a bit.
Then I thought if those three settings - trebble, bass and another could be tweeked so it helps compensate the low sound of panting.
Does anyone understand those settings and how I could adjust them to help counteract that low sound.
I have no idea what they do as sound is just sound to me.

P.S. the bulge in the back left seat is where I have opted to sit the space saver wheel. Its anchored in with a heavy duty cargo net. The space under boot floor is deep enough for jack and everything else.

 

[nyon43]

This is a strange one to ask:
I have a cocker spaniel and for five years with the GR Yaris she sits and lays in the boot without a problem.
She has a problem with the prelude. She pants for half of the time and it sends me crazy. It is a very long time since I had regular panting going on in the back of my car!
I tried the seats down but she stressed with the big area she wasn't used to and just stood shaking.
She is best with the seats up as they block some of the panting noise and probably feels secure.

Now, I have just found the setting to have the sound mainly in the back so it covers it quite a bit.
Then I thought if those three settings - trebble, bass and another could be tweeked so it helps compensate the low sound of panting.
Does anyone understand those settings and how I could adjust them to help counteract that low sound.
I have no idea what they do as sound is just sound to me.

P.S. the bulge in the back left seat is where I have opted to sit the space saver wheel. Its anchored in with a heavy duty cargo net. The space under boot floor is deep enough for jack and everything else.

What spare tire size did you go with? And it doesn’t fit under the false floor?

 

[OldCoupeGRGuy]

What spare tire size did you go with? And it doesn’t fit under the false floor?

I purchased from the wheel shop here in the UK. It states it is a 18" wheel but is only about 1/2 inch smaller. It is though about 6 inches wide and the space below the boot floor is only about 3 inches at its deepest with bits coming up - not flat. Just looked again and a wheel has no chance of fitting there unless you lift the floor 4 inches which is fine for shopping but not for my dog.