WARNING
If tires burst or leak when the car is running,
it is very easy to cause serious traffic
accidents.
• Never use damaged tires and wheels, or
use tires of which the treads have been
worn to the wear indicators. Otherwise,
it is very easy to cause an accident,
because such tires may burst during
driving, causing traffic accidents and
injury. Such tires and wheels shall be
replaced in time.
•
The tire pressure must meet the
regulations. Otherwise, it may cause an
accident. If the tire pressure is
insufficient, the continuous high-speed
running of the car will cause the tire to
deflect, and the tire is extremely easy to
overheat, which may cause tread
separation or tire burst.
• Be careful not to
expose the tires to
chemicals, oil, grease, fuel and brake
fluid.
WARNING
•
Never use old wheels and tires of
unknown origin under any
circumstances. Although such wheels
and tires do not have visible damage,
they may have been damaged. During
driving, they may cause the car to lose
control and lead to traffic accidents.
• It is not recommended to use recycled
tires. For such tires, the carcass may
degrade as the service time passes, and
the durability may also be restrained,
impairing the driving safety.
Precautions for wheel failure
– When driving over curbs or similar obstacles,
keep a slow speed in the vertical direction of
the obstacles as much as possible.
–
Be careful not to let the tires contact with
grease, oil and fuel.
– Regularly check the
damage status of tires
(i.e., splitting, abrasion, shedding,
deformation or bulging).
–
Regularly remove debris embedded in the
grooves of the tire pattern.
Instructions for storing tires
– Before removing the tire, make a mark on the
tire to indicate the rotation direction of the tire.
Refit the tire according to the mark to ensure
the rotation direction and the dynamic
balance of the wheel are unchanged.
– Store the removed wheels or tires in a cool,
dry place, and preferably in a dark place.
– The tire
mounted on the rim must not be
stored upright.
6. In-service Maintenance
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