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DESCRIPTION
MAINTENANCE
AND 
SERVICE
Tire 
inflation
Tubeless 
tire
repair
Wheel
repair
Wear
DESCRIPTION
TIRE
SIZE 
in
Standard
Optional 
WHEEL
AND 
TIRE
WHEEL 
AND 
TIRE
CONTENTS
WTl
WT2
WT2
WT2
WT2
WT2 
Radial 
tire
Tire 
rotation
INSPECTION
Wheel 
balance
Wheel 
and 
tire
6 
00
12
4PR
Tubeless
6 
00 
12
4PR
with 
tube
6 
00 
12
4PR
Snow 
tire
6
00S 
12
4PR
Sports 
Tubeless
155SR 
12 
Radial
with 
tube
except 
for 
Van
use
5 
00
12
4PRULT 
with
lube
front
for 
Van 
use
5 
00
12
jPRULT 
with 
tube 
rear
TIRE
INFLATION 
PRESSURE 
To 
be
measured 
when
tires 
are
cold
kg 
cm2
psi
6 
00 
I
2 
4PR
Front 
Rear
For 
normal
speed
Under 
100 
km 
h 
or 
60
mph
For
high 
speed
Over 
100
km 
h 
or 
60
mph
155SR 
12
Optional
Front
Rear
5 
00 
I 
2
4 
6PR 
ULT
Optional 
Front 
Rear 
Sedan
Coupe
1 
2 
1 
2
17
17
1 
5 
1
5
22
22
1
7
1 
7 
24 
24 
Van 
Van
Heavy
duty 
spring
1
2 
1
2
I 
7
17
1 
5 
1 
5
22
22
WTl 
WT 
3
WT 
4
WT 
4
WT 
4
WT 
4 
     
        
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CHASSIS
Unloaded
For
normal
speed
U
nder 
100
km 
h 
or
60
mph
F 
or
high
speed
Over 
100
km 
h
or
60
mph
Loaded
For 
normal
speed
Under 
100
kmlh 
or
60
mph
For
high 
speed
Over 
100
kmlh 
or
60
mph
MAINTENANCE 
AND 
SERVICE
Tire 
inflation
Correct 
tire
pressure 
is
very 
importan 
t 
to
ease 
of
steering 
and
riding 
comfort 
This 
also 
reduces
driving
sound
to 
a 
minimum
resulting 
in
longer 
tire 
that
is
overinfla 
lion 
or
underinflation
promotes 
wear 
at 
center
tread 
or 
shoulder
of 
tire
If 
all 
tires 
are
inspected 
frequently 
and 
maintained
correct 
tire
pressure 
it 
is
possible 
to 
detect
sharp 
material
in 
the 
tread
Also 
the 
above
check 
avoids 
abnormal 
wear
which
invites 
serious 
trouble
If 
tires 
indicate 
abnormal 
or
uneven 
wear 
the
cause 
of 
trouble 
should 
be 
detected 
and
eliminated
After
inflating 
tices
leakage 
in 
valve
should 
be 
check
cd 
Without
valve
caps 
leakage 
will
occur 
due 
to
dirt 
and
water
resulting 
in
underinOation
Accordingly 
whenever
tire
pressure 
is
checked 
be 
sure 
to
secure 
valve
caps 
and
tighten 
firmly 
by 
hand
Tubeless 
tire
repair
In 
urder
to
inspect 
a 
leak
apply 
soapy 
solution 
to 
tire
or
submerge 
tire 
and 
wheel 
in 
the 
water 
after
inflating 
tire
to
specified 
pressure 
Special 
inspection 
for 
leaks 
should 
12
15 
17 
22
1 
5
1 
8
22
25
1
2 
2 
5
I 
7
36
1 
5 
2 
8 
22 
40
be
carried 
out 
around
the 
valve 
wheel 
rim 
and
along 
the
tread 
Exercise
care 
to 
bead 
and 
rim 
where
leakage 
occurs
Wipe 
out 
water
from 
area 
which 
leaks 
air 
bubbles 
and
then 
mark 
the
place 
with 
chalk
After
remuving 
the
materials 
caused
puncture 
seal 
the
point 
to 
avoid
damage 
to 
the
tire 
due 
to
entrance 
of
dirt
and
water 
When
repairing 
the
puncture 
use
the 
tire
repair
kits 
which 
are 
furnished
from 
tire
dealers
following 
the
instructions
provided 
with 
the 
kits 
In
case 
that 
a
puncture 
becomes
large 
or 
there
is
any 
other
damage 
on
the 
tire
fabric
repair 
must 
be
carried 
out
by 
authorized
tire
dealers
Wheel
repair
Inspect 
wheel 
rim
flange 
for 
bend 
or
dents 
If
any 
of
the 
above 
deterioration 
is 
detected
repair 
should 
be 
made
to
secure 
complete
sealing 
The
flange 
should
be 
cleaned
by 
a 
wire 
brush 
when 
rust 
is 
found 
on
the
flange
Furthermore 
if
excessive
pitting 
occurs 
on
the 
rim
eliminate 
it 
with 
a 
file
Wear
Misalignment
When 
the
front 
wheels
align 
in 
excessive 
toe
in 
or
WT 
2 
     
        
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WHEEL 
AND 
TIRE
toe 
out 
condition 
tires
scrape 
the 
tread
rubber 
off 
The
wear
of 
tread
appears 
feathered
edge
Center
This 
wear 
is
caused
by 
overinllation 
of 
the
tire 
The
inllation
pressure 
must 
be
kept 
within 
the
specified 
limit
Shoulder
The 
wear
may 
be
caused
by 
underinflation 
incorrect
wheel 
camber 
or 
continuous
high
speed 
driving 
on
curves
n
general 
the 
former 
two
are 
common 
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under
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wear
appears 
on
both 
sides 
of 
tread 
and 
on
the
other 
hand
camber 
wear
causes
only 
one 
tread
side 
For
cornering 
tread 
wear 
the 
driver 
must
operate 
car
slowing
down 
on 
curves
Uneven
Uneven
wear 
is 
caused
by 
incorrect 
camber
or 
caster
malfunctioning 
suspension 
unbalanced 
wheel 
out 
of
round 
brake
drum 
or 
other
mechanical
conditions 
To
repair 
this 
abnormal 
wear
correct 
the 
above
defective
parts
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WT 
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Abnonnal
tire 
wear
Radial
tire
Tires 
of 
radial
ply 
construction
will 
revolve 
with 
less
camber 
thrust 
force 
and 
with
greater
cornering 
power 
on
turns 
This 
tends 
to 
cause 
local 
or
rapid 
wear 
on 
the
treads
with 
excessive
toe 
in
Exercise
special 
care 
for 
front
wheel
alignment
during 
the 
life 
of 
tires 
Note 
a 
Radial
ply 
tires
should 
not 
be 
mixed 
with
ordinary 
tires
since 
their 
characteristics 
differ 
from
those 
of
ordinary 
tires
b 
The 
same 
brand 
radial
ply 
tires 
should 
be
installed 
on 
all 
wheels
c
The 
tubes
designed 
for 
radial 
tire 
should 
be 
used
exclusively
d
Snow 
chain 
should 
not 
be 
fitted 
because 
of
damaging 
side 
wall
WT3