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Driving notes Antilock Brake System Brake system
Brakes: do not drive with your foot 
resting on the brake pedal. Even 
light but consistent pedal pres

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Information for your safetyThe factory-approved radial tires are 
matched to the vehicle and have been 
selected to provide optimum safety and 
driving

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Tire condition Tire replacementTire damage (up to and including 
sudden and complete air loss) can 
endanger the lives of both the vehicle 
occupants and other road users.<To maintain good handli

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Tire replacementunder the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety 
Standard No. 109. Grades B and A 
represent higher levels of performance 
on the laboratory tes

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Wheel and tire combinationsThe right choice
Never mount wheels and tires that 
have not been specifically 
approved by BMW for use on your 
particular model. Although other wheels 
and tires may

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Winter tiresChoosing the right tireBMW recommends winter tires (M+S 
radial tires) for operation under 
inclement winter driving conditions. 
While all

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Changing a wheel
Safety precautions for replacing 
flat tires and all wheel changes:
Stop the vehicle as far as possible from 
passing traffic. Park on

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Changing a wheelDriving with the space-saver 
spare tireDrive cautiously. Do not exceed a 
speed of 50 mph (80 km/h).
You can anticipate changes in vehicle 
handling such as delayed braking 
resp
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