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Displaying the vehicle level
The cu rrent vehicle leve l is shown with seg-
ments filled out in the segment disp lay @ . If
on ly the bottom segment
is filled out, the ve-
hicle is at highway leve l. If all segments
are
filled out, the vehicle is at high level 2 and has
the greatest amount of ground clearance pos-
sible.
While the vehicle is being raised or lowered,
the target level is indicated by an arrow @
¢ fig. 191 or a white border @ ¢ fig. 192. The
arrow/border
disappears
aga in when the vehi-
cle is at the target level.
Jacking mode when changing a flat tire
Applies to vehicles: with Adaptive Air Suspension
This mode must be activated in the MMI be-
fore raising the vehicle with a jack or on a ve-
hicle lift.
.,. Select:
ICARI
funct ion button>
!SETUP I
func-
t ion button > Jacking mode. Or
.,. Select:
I CARI
funct ion button > Car systems*
control button > Servicing & checks> Air
susp.: tire change.
The vehicle jack mode must be activated be-
fore changing a wheel so that the automatic
control processes fo r the a ir suspension do
not make lift ing with the vehicle jack more dif-
ficult.
The check lamp
II
in the instrument
cluster
d isp lay illuminates
in vehicle jack mode.
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Tips
The vehicle jack mode is switched off auto-
mat ically at speeds above 9 mph (15 km/
h).
Towing a trailer
Appl ies to vehicles: with towing hitch and Adaptive Air
Suspension
Automatic lowering is not desirable when
towing a trailer.
.,. Se lect:
ICAR I
function button>
!SETUP I
func-
tion button > Towing mode. Or
Adaptive
A i r Suspension
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.,. Select:
!CAR I
function button > Car systems*
contro l button > Vehicle settings > Air
susp.: towing .
As long as towing mode is activated, a vehicle
with a trai ler appears in the adaptive air sus-
pension main menu.
Level Adjustment when towing a trailer
- Before hitching up the trailer and before ad-
jus t ing the tongue weight at th e trailer, the
automatic or comfort mode must be se lect -
ed so that the ve hicle can be at normal level
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page 159, MMI settings.
- If driving in dynamic mode is desired, this
mode must be selected before hitching up
the trailer and before adjusting the tongue
weight. However, note that your vehicle is
lowered and ground clearance is reduced.
- If you have to dr ive under difficult road con-
ditions, you can select offroad or lift mode,
after hitch ing up the trailer or after adjust-
ing the tongue weight.
- If the veh icle is at normal level, and you se-
lect offroad mode while traveling at speeds
higher than 22 mph (35 km/h), the veh icle
w ill not be ra ised. Offroad mode will appear
as the active mode in the MMI Display.
- If the veh icle is in offroad mode at high level
1, it automatically
lowers to normal level
when the ve hicle is t ravel ing at speeds ex-
ceeding approximately
31 mph (SO km /h).
The vehicle is automatically
raised to high
level 1 again when the traveling speed falls
be low approximately
25 mph (40 km/h).
Restrictions when operating with a trailer
When operating w ith a tra iler, the lift mode
can on ly be selected up to about 12 mph (20
km/h). Lift mode is automatically
cance led
again when a speed of about 25 mph (40 km/
h) is exceeded.
If the vehicle is in automatic,
comfo rt , offroad
or lift mode before the trai ler towing mode is
activated, the dynamic mode cannot be acti-
vated.
If the vehicle is in dynamic mode before tow-
ing operation is activated, it can be driven in
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