If you remove the nuts on the clamping plates
completely, the clamping plates may suddenly
jump out of the rim.
Once all the clamping plates have been
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loosened and are no longer under ten‐
sion, unscrew and remove the nuts on
the clamping plates.
Unscrew the wheel nuts that secure wheel
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nut cover 1.
Remove wheel nut cover 1.
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Example: single tyre
Example: twin tyres
Loosen nuts
2
on clamping plate 3.
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Position the assembly lever (from the vehicle
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tool kit) on recess
4
and release clamping
plates
3
with a sharp pull.
Once all the clamping plates have been loos‐
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ened, remove nuts
2
on clamping plates 3.
Remove clamping plates 3.
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Remove the Trilex
rim with tyre.
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Positioning a Trilex
rim with tyre
& WARNING There is a risk of fire and an
accident due to abraded tyre valves
Tyre valves in contact with the wheel spider
can be abraded, resulting in a loss of tyre
pressure.
Tyre pressure loss jeopardises road and
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traffic safety.
Tyre pressure loss damages or destroys
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tyres.
Tyre pressure loss causes tyres to over‐
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heat and possibly catch fire.
Guide the tyre valve or valve extension
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through the centre of the valve cut-out.
* NOTE Wheel damage due to imbalance
If the clamping plate nuts are tightened in a
crosswise pattern, the rim is placed under
tension and the wheel becomes imbalanced.
Tighten the nuts in a clockwise direc‐
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tion.
Tighten the nuts in several stages up to
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the specified tightening torque.
Before fitting the wheel, remove any rust and dirt
from the contact areas on the following parts:
spoke heads
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disk wheel
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nuts
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clamping plates
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Vehicles with single tyres: position the Trilex
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rim with tyre on the wheel spider.
Vehicles with twin tyres: position the inner
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Trilex
rim with tyre on the wheel spider.
Vehicles with twin tyres: position the spacer
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ring so that the valve on the inner Trilex
fits in the recess.
Vehicles with twin tyres: position the outer
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Trilex
rim so that the valve is opposite the
valve on the inner Trilex
Position clamping plates
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Tighten nuts
2
slightly and make sure that
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the rim is not under tension.
Tighten nuts
2
on clamping plate
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clockwise direction in several stages, observ‐
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rim
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rim.
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on the bolts.
3
in a