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If a tyre is punctured
For the tyre repair procedures see the
instructions included in the tyre repair
kit.
Note: the compressor power plug may
be inserted either in the 12V socket A
inside the luggage compartment, or
in the passenger compartment socket
B, next to the gearshift lever.
Compact spare wheel (optional)
Do not exceed a maximum
speed of 80 km/h (50 mph)
when using the compact
spare wheel; when this limit is
exceeded, the ESC system will be
deactivated, compromising the
stability, road holding and braking
of the vehicle. Avoid accelerating to
full speed, heavy braking and fast
cornering.
Upon request, the vehicle can be
equipped with a compact spare
wheel, jack and tools for changing
wheels.
Compact spare wheels are stored in
the luggage compartment, covered
with a bag and supplied defl ated in
order to limit the amount of space
occupied. An electric compressor is
also provided for infl ating.
The bag covering the compact spare
wheel has a side pocket containing
the protective bag for the standard
wheel that has been removed along
with a pair of gloves.
In the event of a tyre puncture,
proceed as follows:
- Stop the vehicle in a place that
does not constitute a danger to
traffi c and where the wheel can be
changed safely.
The vehicle must be level and on
fi rm ground.
- Make sure that the electric parking
brake is engaged.
- Select P (PARK) mode and then turn
the key to STOP.
- If necessary, turn the hazard
warning lights on and place the
warning triangle at the required
distance.
WARNING: If the vehicle has been
stopped on a slope or an uneven
surface, place chocks or other suitable
items in front of or behind the wheels
to stop the vehicle from moving.
- Remove the bag covering the
compact spare wheel.
- Keep the knob on the support rod
C locked and, from the inner side of
the compact spare wheel, unscrew
and remove the knob on the
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