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Maintenance
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Regular wheel rotation aims to ensure even
tire wear and extend the overall tire life. Rotate
the wheels approximately every 10,000 km.
Before rotating wheels, check for damage
to the tires and wheels.If there is no damage,
proceed with wheel rotation and alignment.
Wheel Rotation
NOTE
After driving for a while, tire pressure may
rise by 0.2 to 0.5 bar. At this time, the tire
pressure will be higher than the standard
value.To ensure that the tire pressure
measurement matches the standard, do not
deate the tires, as this will result in a lower
pressure when the tires are cold.
WARNING
!
Continuously driving at high speeds with
significantly low tire pressure can cause
the tires to deform constantly, leading to
overheating and possible tire blowouts.
CAUTION
● When rotating wheels, ensure the front
wheels are in better condition.
● If a tire shows uneven or excessive wear,
visit an authorized dealership for wheel
alignment.
Tires and Wheels
Rotate the wheels diagonally during wheel
rotation.
After wheel rotation, ensure all wheel bolts
are tightened to about 90N·m. Adjust all tires to
the specified pressure. After driving 1,000 km,
recheck the tightness of the wheel bolts.
NOTE
If the tire pressure warning light remains on
after wheel rotation, contact an authorized
dealership for system calibration.
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