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Repair and Maintenance
pressure to the recommended parameter
in "Tire Pressure (Cold State)" in "Technical
Data".
TPMS Calibration
Inflate all tires to the specified pressure.
Click Vehicle Settings - Tire Pressure
Management on the central control
screen menu. Click the "Tire" button for
initialization. If the calibration fails, the
central display will show the calibration
failure information.
The system must be calibrated in the
following cases:
Adjustment of inflation pressure of one
•
or more tires;
Replace the tire;
•
Dynamic balancing for wheels;
•
The chassis is technically modified.
•
The ambient temperature has changed
•
by more than 40° C since the last
calibrator;
After half a year or 10,000 km.
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Tire
inspection
rotation
When to Check Tires
Check the tire (including spare tire) at least
once a month. When checking tire inflation
status, you should also check that there is
no external damage, embedded foreign
objects or excessive wear, etc. If any of the
following circumstances are found, you
should replace the tire as soon as possible:
1.
There is damage and bulging in the tire
surface or side. If any of the conditions
is found, replace the tire. If the tire
fabrics or cords are exposed, replace
the tire.
2.
There is excessive wear to the tire
tread.
How to Check the Tires
Check the inflation pressure of the tire
when it is cold. A tire in cold status means
that your vehicle has stopped for more
than three hours or traveled no more than
1.6 km. Remove the valve cap from the tire
valve core. Press the tire pressure gauge
firmly onto the valve and measure the
pressure reading. If the inflation pressure
of the tire in cold status meets the
recommended pressure value on the tire
pressure label, no adjustment is required.
If the inflation pressure is too low, continue
to inflate to the recommended pressure. If
the tire is overinflated, use a tire pressure
gauge to deflate to the recommended air
pressure value. Be sure to install the valve
cap back onto the valve core. Valve cap can
prevent dust and moisture from entering
the valve.
Tire Rotation
and
We recommend that you regularly check
the tires of your vehicle for signs of wear or
damage. Please refer to "When to Use New
Tires" in this chapter for details. Please
refer to the provisions in Warranty and
Maintenance Manual for specific time of
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