
Obser
vethefo llo wing when selecting,ins talling
and replacing tires:
R Onlyuse tires and wheels ofthesame type
(summer tires, wint ertires, MOEx tende d
tir es) and thesame make.
R Onlyins tallwheels ofthesame sizeonone
axle (leftand right).
It is onl yper missible toins talla dif fere nt
wh eelsi ze intheeve ntofaflat tirein order
to drive to thespecialis two rkshop.
R Onlyins talltir es ofthecor rect size ontoth e
wheels.
R Vehicl eswith atir epr ess uremonit oring
sy stem: Allinstalled wheels mustbe equip‐
ped withfunc tioningsensorsfo rth etir e
pr essur emonit oring system.
R Attemp eratur esbelo w45 °F(7°C), usewin‐
te rtir es orall-seaso ntir emar kedM+S forall
whee ls.
Wi nter tires bearing the004D snowflak esym‐
bol inaddition totheM+S marking prov ide
th ebes tpossible grip inwintr yro ad con di‐
tio ns. R
ForM+S tires, only usetires wit hth esame
tr ead.
R Obser vethemaximum permissible speedfor
th eM+S tires installed.
If th is isbelo wtheve hicle's maximum speed,
th is mus tbe indic ated byan appr opriate
label inthedr iver's field ofvision.
R Breaking inne wtires atmoder atespeeds for
th efirs t60 miles(1 00 km) .
R Replace thetir es afte rsix yearsat thelat est,
re ga rdless ofwe ar.
Fo rmor einf ormation onwhee lsand tires, con‐
tac ta qu alif ied spec ialistwo rkshop.
Be sureto also obse rveth efo llo wing further
re lat ed subje cts:
R Noteson tirepr essur e(/ page37 1)
R Tire and Loadi ngInfo rm atio nplacar d
(/ page37 7)
R Tire size designation, load-bearing cap acity,
spe edrating andload index(/ pag e38 4)
R Tire pressur eta ble (/ page37 3) R
Noteson theemer gency sparewheel
(/ page39 7) No
teson rotat ing whee ls &
WARNIN GRisk ofinju rythro ugh differ‐
ent whee lsizes
Int erch ang ingthefront and rear wheels ifth e
wheels ortires have differe nt dimens ions
ma yse verely im pair thedr iving charact eris‐
tic s.
The wheel brak es orwheel suspension com ‐
pon entsma yalso bedamag ed. #
Rotate front and rear wheels onlyifth e
wheels andtires areof thesame dimen‐
sions. The
wearpat tern son thefront and rear wheels
dif fer:
R Front wheels wearmor eon theshoulder of
th etir e
R Rear wheels wearmor ein thecent erofthe
tir e Wh
eelsand tires 39
1

#
Tight enthewheel boltsevenlyin adi ag ona l
pa tter nin theor der indicat ed(1 to5 ).
Specif iedtight ening torq ue: 111 lb-ft
(1 50 Nm). &
WARNIN GRisk ofinju rythro ugh incor‐
re ct tigh tening torq ue
Th ewh eelscou ldcome looseifth ewheel
bolts orwheel nutsareno ttight ened tothe
pr escr ibed tighteningto rq ue. #
Makesur eth ewheel boltsorwheel
nuts aretight ened tothepr escr ibed
tight ening torq ue. #
Ifyo uar eno tsur e,do notmo vethe
ve hicle. Consult aqu alif ied spec ialist
wo rkshop andhave thetight ening tor‐
qu ech eckedimmediat ely. #
Chec kth etir epr essur eof thene wlymoun‐
te dwheel andadjus taccor dingly. #
Vehicl eswith atir epr ess uremonit oring
sy stem: Restar tth etir epr essur emonit oring
sy stem (/ page37 6).
Mak esur eto obser vethefo llo wing further rela‐
te dsubjec t:
R Noteson tirepr essur e(/ page37 1) Emer
gency spar ewheel No
teson the emer gency spar ewheel &
WARNIN GRisk ofacci dent caused by
inc orrect whe eland tiredimensi ons
The wheelor tiresize andthetir etype ofthe
emer gency sparewheel orspar ewheel and
th ewheel tobe replaced maydif fer. Mount‐ ing
anemer gency sparewheel/ sparewheel
ma yse verely im pair thedr iving charact eris‐
tic s.
To preve nthazardous situa tions: #
Adaptyo ur drivin gst yle accor dinglyand
dr ive car efull y. #
Nevermount moreth an oneemer gency
spa rewheel orspar ewheel that dif fers
in size . #
Onlyuse anemer gency sparewheel or
spar ewheel ofadif fere nt size briefly. #
Donotsw itchof fESP ®
. #
>Ha vetheemer gency sparewheel or
spar ewheel ofadif fere nt size replaced
at thenear estqu alif ied spec ialistwo rk‐
shop. Thenewwheel mustha ve the
cor rect dimensi ons. Ch
eckth etir epr essur eof theemer gency spare
wheel mounted. Cor rect thepr essur eas neces ‐
sar y. Wheels
andtires 39
7

1
Haza rdand servicewa rning symbols
2 Refrig er ant filling capac ity
3 Applic ablestandar ds
4 PAGoil par tnum ber
5 GWP(Global Warming Potential) ofthere frig‐
er ant used
6 Refrig er ant type
Symbo ls1 warnofthefo llo wing:
R Possible dangers
R The need tohave ser vice workcar ried out at
a qu alif ied spec ialistwo rkshop only Re
frig er ant filling capacity
Fi lling capacityforre frig er ant and PAGoil Model
Refrig er ant
G 550 24.2 ±0.4 oz
(685 ±10 g) Model
PAGoil
G 550 2.8±0.4 oz
(80 ±10 g) Ve
hicl edata Ve
hicl edimens ions The
heightsspeci fied mayva ry as are sult ofthe
fo llo wing fact or s:
R Tire s
R Load
R Conditio nof thesuspension
R Option aleq uipment Ra
ngeof mo vemen t G
55 0
1 Distance totopedg e7 6.3in
(1 93 7mm)
2 Distance tolowe redg e2 9.3in
(7 43 mm)
3 Rangeof mo vement 43.2in
(1 096 mm) Te
ch nica lda ta 409

Langu
age.................................................. 242
No tes .................. ................................. 242
Se tting <0011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011
0011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011
0011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011
0011> 242
LA TC H-type (ISOFI X)child seat secur‐
ing system
In stallin g................................................ 53
Light switch
Ov ervie w .................. ........................ ... 109
Light ing
see Inte rior lighting
see Lights
Lights .......................................................1 09
Ad aptiveHig hbeam Assis t.................... 111
Ad jus ting theins trument lighting ........ 206
Au tomatic driving lights..... .................. 110
Comb inationswit ch<0011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011
0011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011> 110
Haza rdwa rning light s...........................1 11
High beam............ ...............................110
High -beamflasher ................................ 110
Light switch..... .............................. ......1 09
Lo w-beam headlam ps.........................1 09
Pa rking light s.......................................1 09
Re ar foglam p................................. ..... 109
Re sponsibili tyforlig hting systems ...... 109 Se
tting theex terior lighting switch-
of fdela ytime ................................. ...... 113
Se tting thesur round lighting.......... ...... 113
St andi nglight s................................ .....1 09
Tu rn signals .................................... ...... 110
Limit edWa rranty
Ve hicle ............................................. ..... 25
Liv eTr af fic Inf orma tion
Dis playing subsc ript ion informatio n.... 264
Disp laying thetra ffic map ...................2 65
Displ aying traffic inci dents <0011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011
00110011> 265
Ext endi ngasu bscr iption <0011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011
00110011001100110011> 264
Issu inghazar daler ts <0011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011
00110011001100110011001100110011001100110011> 266
Lo ad inde x(ti res) .................................... 384
Load-bear ingcapacity (tires) ................. 384
Loading ..................................................... 100
Bag hook<0011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011
0011001100110011> <0011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011
0011001100110011>.....100
Car gotie-do wn rings <0011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011
0011001100110011001100110011001100110011> .100
Def initio ns....... ................................... .386
No tes ..................................................... 90
Ro ofcar rier .......................................... 101
Load ingguid elines .................................... 90
Load inginforma tion table ...................... 377 Load
s
Sec uring ................................................ 90
Locat orlight ing
see Surround lighting
Loc king differe ntial
see Differe ntia llo ck s
Loc king/u nlocking
Em erge ncy key ...................................... 68
Un loc kin gand open ingdoor sfrom
th einside ............................................... 67
LO WRAN GE
Shif ting ................................................ 144
Lo w-beam headla mps
Swi tching on/of f<0011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011001100110011
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0011> 109
Lu bricant additives
see Additiv es
Lu ggage
Sec uring ................................................ 90 M
Maint enance
Menu (on-boar dcom puter) .................. 206
Ve hicle ................................................... 21 490
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