down by 10 to 20 kPa every month.
Please check regularly.
Tire wear
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Ⓐ Tire wear mark
Ⓑ Tire wear mark position figure
Notice
Tire wear mark position figure is a sche-
matic diagram, which is used for reference
only. Please refer to the actual vehicle.
You must replace tires as soon as possible
once they have been worn down to the
maximum tolerable limit.
If you continue to use tires with shallow
treads or where the tire wear mark has ap-
peared, it will lead to situations such as
longer braking distances, difficulties in
steering and cracked tires and possibly ac-
cidents as a result.
If you find tire wear uneven, or feel a cer-
tain continuous vibration when driving, go
to a service provider.
When installing new tires, tire balancing
must be performed to ensure ride comfort
and to prolong tire use life.
Tire rotation
In order to extend the life of the tire and
make tire wear even, it is recommended
that the tires of the rear and front wheels
be exchanged on a regular basis.
The tire rotation should be done by the
professionals and it is recommended to be
done by a service provider.
Wheel balance
Unbalanced wheels can affect vehicle ma-
nipulation performance and tire life. Even
under the normal use conditions, the
wheels may lose their balance. Therefore,
the wheels should be balanced according
to the wheel balancing parameters.
Avoid flat flatness
If the vehicle is parked in a high tempera-
ture environment for an extended period of
time, a slight deformation of the tire in the
contact position with the ground may oc-
cur, which is called "Tire flatness", which is
normal. However, when the vehicle is run-
ning, the vehicle body and steering wheel
may shake. As the mileage increases, the
tire will get hot and return to its original
shape, and the shake will gradually disap-
pear.
When the vehicle is stationary for an ex-
tended period of time, the tire flatness can
be minimized by any of the following meth-
ods:
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The tire pressure can be increased
(about 300 kPa), which cannot be used
for normal driving. Before driving, the tire
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