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♦ Tire Pressure
♦ Dynamic toe and camber values
Tire operating conditions
Speed range, wet or dry
Tire Construction
Winter/summer
1.12.4
Maintenance (Tire Air Pressure)
The weight of the vehicle flattens the tire's contact patch. When
the tire rolls, this results in deformation all around the circumfer‐
ence of the tread and the entire belt assembly. With low pressure,
there is a greater deformation which results in more intense
warming and greater rolling resistance. This all results in a greater
wear and a greater safety risk.
Example: Specified series production tire pressure depending on
load on cold tires
Air Pressure (Bar)
Air Pressure (%)
2,3
100
1,9
80
1,4
60
1,0
40
Excessive air pressure leads to greater wear at the center of the
tire and reduced rolling comfort. It is recommended always to
maintain the air pressure indicated by the manufacturer.
Diagram 1
Tread depth over service life for vehicles with front wheel drive
and V tires.
P - Tread depth
S - Distance driven
1 - Front axle
2 - Rear axle
Service Life (%)
100
85
60
25
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Wheel and Tire Guide - Edition 11.2010
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1. General Information

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