Alfa Romeo STELVIO 2022 Owner's Handbook Manual page 106

in the presence of small cars, such as
bicycles or motorcycles fig. 108.
108
Lane change by other vehicles
Vehicles suddenly changing lane,
entering the same lane as your car and
within the radar sensor's operating
range, may cause the system fig. 109 to
intervene.
109
Vehicles travelling at right angles to
the vehicle
The system could temporarily react to a
vehicle that is passing through the radar
104
sensor's operating range at right angles
fig. 110.
110
06016V0006EM
TPMS (Tyre Pressure Monitoring
System)
(where provided)
64) 65) 66) 67) 68) 69) 70)
29) 30)
The car is equipped with Tyre Pressure
Monitoring System (TPMS), which
can advise the driver in the event of
insufficient tyre pressure according to
the cold inflation pressure set by the
driver (see indications in the "Technical
specifications" chapter, "Cold tyre
inflation pressure" table).
The system comprises a radio-frequency
transmitter sensor fitted to each wheel
06016V0007EM
(on the rim inside the tyre), which is able
to send information on the inflation
pressure of each tyre to the control
module fig. 111.
111
Inflation pressure varies in relation to
06016V0008EM
temperature by about (0.07 bar) every
43.7 °F (6.5 °C). This means that when
the external temperature falls, the tyre
pressure decreases. Always adjust the
tyre inflation pressure when cold. This
is defined as the tyre pressure after at
least 3 hours of car inactivity or travel of
less than 1 mile (1.6 km) after the 3 hour
interval.
The cold tyre inflation pressure must not
exceed the maximum pressure indicated
on the shoulder of the tyre: for further
details see the instructions in the "Rims
and tyres" paragraph, in the "Technical
Specifications" chapter.
Tyre pressure increases when the
vehicle is driven. This is normal, and no
adjustment of the pressure is required.
The TPMS signals the driver a possible
insufficient pressure if this falls below
the warning limit for any reason,
including the effects of low temperature
06016S0009EM