Operating manual and inspection booklet
Technical data
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NOTE
The technically permissible mass and the technically
permissible mass on the axle (mass on the axle) must
not be exceeded. Especially when stowing or
attaching heavy optional equipment or heavily laden
optional equipment (such as motorcycle carriers or
bicycle carriers) at the rear, the mass on the axle
(masses on the axles) must be checked and complied
with. If you are not sure whether the loaded vehicle
complies with the technically permissible mass and
the technically permissible mass on the axle (mass on
the axle), you can weigh/check the vehicle on public
scales or have it weighed by certain dealers.
For individual models, a maximum load is specified by
the body manufacturer for cabinets, drawers, storage
compartments, or other storage spaces. This
maximum load can be seen on the stickers attached
on site and must be observed at all times. However,
the technically permissible mass and the technically
permissible mass on the axle (mass on the axle) must
not be exceeded under any circumstances. For this
reason, please note that the stated maximum load
may not be fully utilized if this would result in the
exceedance of the technically permissible mass or
technically permissible mass on the axle (mass on the
axle).
NOTE
Further information on correct loading can be found in
the following chapters
“Technically permissible mass”
“Technically permissible mass on the axle (mass
on the axle)”
“Rear garage and rear storage space (model-
dependent)”
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