The tire nameplate is located under the door lock eyelet of the driver's side door, and
the data related to the tire (driving identification) is recorded here for reference. The
applicable maximum load, tire size, and cold tire pressure are listed on the nameplate.
Tire rotation
1 -
Front wheel; 2-Rear wheel
1. To equalize wear, rotate the tires as
shown in the left figure.
2. After the first 10000km (6000 miles),
the radial tires are rotated, and it is
recommended to rotate at least every 6000
miles and inflate the air pressure as
required.
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! Caution
Due to structural reasons, radial tires
often wear faster at the shoulder,
especially the front tires. This makes tire
rotation particularly important.
Wheel balancing
1. There are two types of wheel and tire
balancing: static and dynamic.
2. As shown in the figure, static balancing
means that the weight distribution around the
wheel is equal. If the wheels are statically
unbalanced, they will cause a "rotational
vibration" jump action, which will ultimately
lead to uneven tire wear.
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